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'Priors' Jersey House SaleSaturday 19 May 2012 10:30

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Lot: 1A mid-19th century painted porcelain plaque by Richard Abbottpossibly Davenport, depicting a fishing boat in stormy seas offScarborough Castle, Yorkshire, inscribed and signed in iron redverso, 'Scarbro Castle, Yorkshire, painted by R. Abbott', 6.75 x8.25in. (17 x 21cm.). Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 2A Derby sauce boat 19th century, with double handles, lilac rimand band of floral decoration heightened in gilt, 219 and crownmark to base, 4Â½in. (11.5cm.) high. Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 3An English porcelain plaque 19th century, of circular formdecorated with a still life of garden flowers, within a gilt frame,15Â½in. (39.5cm.) diameter. Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 4A Royal Worcester circular plaque Painted by James Taylorwith a bouquet of roses, poppies, polianthus, forget-me-notsand anemones, impressed mark and 'Painted by James Taylor - Old Worcester' verso, 9Â¼in. (23.5cm.) diameter. *The plaquewith label verso: 'Worcester April 8th 1879 This bottom of aWorcester China (?) marked No 9(?)25 painted with Roses,Polianthus, Poppies, and double anemones was painted at theOld Worcester China Works by my father, James Taylor, HenryTaylor Worcester China Works' Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 5A pair of small Staffordshire models of zebras 19th century,raised on oval bases in aqua and brown with yellow rims, thebodies with thin black stripes and black snouts, facing left andright, 6in. (5.3cm.) high. (2) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 6An English porcelain tile 19th century, possibly Derby, paintedwith a floral bouquet, 9Â¼ x 9Â¼in. (24.5 x 24.5cm.) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 7Eight pieces of blue and white pottery mid to late 19th century,including three tureens (no lids), a sauceboat and ladle, twovegetable dishes (one lidded) and a large octagonal jug by JMeir & Son in the Ornithological pattern, (mostly a/f), togetherwith a Wedgwood willow pattern dish of concave lozenge shapewith impressed marks to base. (9) Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 8A SÃ¨vres green-ground rectangular plaque early 19th century,painted with a spray of garden flowers and peaches within afloral gilt scroll rectangular cartouche, 6Â¼ x 5in. (15.7 x 12.7cm.). Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 9A pair of Staffordshire spill vases modelled as sheep 19thcentury, modelled as a ram and a ewe standing on naturalisticbases, 5Â¼in. (13.3cm.) high. (2) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 10A part tea service 19th century, English, in royal blue withfoliate gilt decoration, comprising a teapot, 7in. (18cm.) high(significant damage to the lid and handle), slop bowl, five teacups, two coffee cups, seven saucers, two plates and a sugarpot and cover, pattern number 1375x in gilt to base. (19) Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 11A Rockingham pale-blue ground 'turnover' rim spill-vase 1830-1840, of tapering cylindrical form with an overhanging evertedwavy gilt rim, painted with roses, tulips and forget-me-notswithin gilt bands, 5Â½in. (14cm.) high. Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 12A pair of small dishes 19th century, Continental, withlandscapes painted in purple depicting swans on a lake withsilver gilt bands of decoration, 5Â½in. (14cm.) diameter. (2) Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 13An English porcelain plaque 19th century, painted with roses ona table, 8 x 5in. (20 x 14cm.). Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 14A Continental basket early 20th century, with applied floraldecoration to double handles, topped with a pink rose,underglaze blue crossed swords mark, 7Â½in. (19cm.) long. Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 15A Derby part tea service 19th century, comprising six saucers,five coffee cups and three tea cups, painted in dark blue andcream with floral decoration to the insides, with scroll gilt,pattern number 8884 mark to base. (14) Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 16A Worcester hexagonal dish with shell handle mid-19th century,with royal blue and gilt pattern, painted with sparrows andwoodpeckers on a branch, 9Â½in. (24cm.) long. Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 17A Faience jug painted with a spray of flowers, together with aQuimper ware watering can. (2) Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 18

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A Dresden porcelain bowl first half of the 20th century,decorated with flower sprays including pink roses and tulips, giltrim, mark in blue to base, 9in. (23cm.) diameter. Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 19A pair of splashed pink lustre loving cups 19th century, 5in,(12.7cm) high. (2) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 20A Meissen bowl 18th century, with gilt rim and green latticeworkborder surrounding purpurmalerei garlands and two boys satbesides a pedestal, blue crossed swords and dot mark, 10Â¼in.(26cm.) diameter. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 21An English part desert service possibly Plymouth, comprising apedestal dish painted to the centre with a field poppy and thefoot painted with convolvulus, roses and forget-me-nots, 1/66mark in gilt, 5in. (13cm.) high, a set of five moulded platespainted with various flowers within gilt borders, and a cake plateof rectangular form painted with a pink rose. (7) Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 22A Castelli maiolica circular plaque mid 18th century, Grueworkshop, possibly Nicola Cappelletti (1691-1767), painted witha landscape with buildings and mountains, with figures fishingon a river leading out to a sea with boats in the background,framed, 9Â¼in. (23.5cm.) diameter (excluding frame). Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 23A Daniel tea service circa 1825, pattern no 3785, painted withpink roses and gilt foliage in shaped gilt dentil rims, comprisinga tea pot; cream jug; sugar bowl; two cake plates; a slop bowl;a sandwich plate; eight tea cups; eight coffee cans; and eightsaucers. (31) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 24A Castelli maiolica circular plaque 18th century, painted with arustic landscape of figures on the shoreline as the sun rises,with a city before mountains in the distance, framed, 9in.(24cm.) diameter (excluding frame). Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 25A Minton majolica asparagus server c.1880, modelled as acradle of tied asparagus spears resting on dark green supports,with brown glazed rectangular base and green rim with stylisedGreek fret pattern and four white flowers, marks to base, 10in.(25.5cm.) long. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 26

Two Meissen double salts late 19th / early 20th century, each ofdouble circular form centred with a ring handle and decoratedto the centre with butterflies in polychrome colours, the exteriordecorated with birds on branches, insects and gilt border, bluecrossed swords mark, 3Â½in. (9cm.) long. (2) Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 27A New Hall bowl painted to the inside rim with floral swags andto the outside with floral bouquets in pink and purple andstylised Greek key fret pattern to the rim, 10Â¼in. (26cm.)diameter. Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 28A Worcester tea bowl 19th century, with ribbed body, with navyrim to the inside and thistle gilt decoration, crescent mark tobase, 3in. (8.5cm.) diameter. Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 29Two Rockingham mugs one c.1835, painted with a Hoopoe andother birds, with green painted rim within gilt edges, the otherwith dark blue ground, 19th century, with a floral bouquet withinan octagonal panel to the front and gilt decoration to the sides,both 3in. (7.7cm.) high. (2) Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 30A Coalport tea cup c.1820 of 'London' shape, with mazarineblue ground and gilt diaper pattern with two panels ofhandpainted flowers, pattern number 793, gilt mark to base,together with a mug, possibly Dresden, early 19th century, withfloral sprays and a roundel with a landscape scene within darkblue bands heightened in gilt, and a large mug with a dark blueground with gilt foliate decoration. (3) Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 31A Wedgwood black basalt footed dish circular with half fluteddecoration and swagged rim, on a pedestal base, stamped'Wedgwood', 5in. (12.5cm.) diameter, together with twoWedgwood style black basalt boxes with covers. (3) Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 32Five Royal Worcester dinner plates10Â½in. diameter, plus a large part dinner service by Pountney &Co. and Grafton China with gilt Greek key borders, somepieces as found cdn. Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 32A A Worcester blue-scale-ground coffee cup 19th century,painted with two gilt cartouches of a floral bouquet and anexotic bird on a branch, with gilt rim, 2Â¼in. (6cm.) high. Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£80.00

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Lot: 33A Meissen style Pagoda figure candlestick 19th century,probably Dresden, the Pagoda boy porcelain figure with leaf hatmounted on a Louis XV style gilt bronze base with one armsupporting a rocaille sconce with porcelain flowers, 10Â½in.(26.5cm.). Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 34A Continental sauce tureen and integral stand 19th century,pale pink ground with vignettes of floral bouquets with detail inblue and heightened in gilt, impressed DC mark and bluecrossed swords marks to base. Estimate: Â£15.00 - Â£20.00

Lot: 35A green-ground coffee can 19th century, possibly Sevres,painted with a bouquet of flowers featuring pink roses andforget-me-nots, within a gilt cartouche, 2in. (5.2cm.) high. Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 36A Bloor Derby coffee can c.1830, painted with pink roses andforget-me-nots, with gilt rope-twist decoration, together withanother coffee can painted with floral swag decoration edged ingilt and another coffee cup with floral bouquets and a gilt dentilrim. (3) Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 37A Swansea spill vase c.1820, with everted rim, the taperingbody finely painted with a bouquet of flowers within gilt bandsand beading, 5Â¼in. (13cm.) high, together with a Swanseateacup, late 18th/early 19th century, with finely painteddecoration to the inside with a floral bouquet featuring pinkroses and tulips, with a blue ground and gilt decoration. (2) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 38A French teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug early 19th century, inpanels of puce, peach and black, rubbing to gilt, MA mark tobase. (3) Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 39A Wedgwood part dinner service the fifty-four plates with gildedrims and crests of a winged crown, comprising thirty 10Â½in.dinner plates, thirteen 9Â¼in. dessert plates and eleven 5Â½in. sideplates, one chipped. (54) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 40Two Vienna porcelain cups and saucers the bowls with printedallegorical scenes within bands of green with gilt decoration, thecups 2Â¾in.(7cm.) diameter. (4) Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 41

A pair of small quatrefoil stem vases 19th century, slightlywaisted cylindrical form, with scroll feet on a quatrefoil base,pale blue ground and pink flowers, with moulded leaf decorationedged in gilt. (2) Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 42A set of six William Ridgway & Co platescirca 1830, painted to the centre with birds on a tree, the rimwith sprays of flowers in burnt red, lilac, dark blue, yellow andgreen, within a gilt rim, impressed mark to base, patternnumber 5?6 in red to base, 9Â¼in. (23.5cm.) diameter. (6)Estimate: Â£15.00 - Â£20.00

Lot: 43A Capodimonte dish 19th century, painted with pink rose andblue polka dots to the centre, with floral sprays to the rimswithin a gilt edge, underglaze N crown mark to base, 12Â½in.(32cm.) diameter. Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 44A SÃ¨vres bleu lapis sugar-bowl and cover possibly 18th centuryas it bears blue interlaced L's enclosing date letter D for 1756-1757 and with a possible T and dot below, painted with exoticbirds, each reserved on the dark blue ground within a giltrocaille cartouche, the cover with ranunculus finial, 3Â¼in.(8.3cm.) high, chip to the rim of the cover. Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 45A pair of Coalport wall pockets 19th century, with pale blueground, painted with panels of flowers, one damaged to bottomright, 7Â½in. (19cm.) high. (2) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 46A pair of Coalport green-ground wall pockets circa 1800, eachpainted to the back and swag with floral cartouches and to thepocket with birds on branches enriched with gilding, with markto back reading 'Society of Art - Gold Medal', 7in. (18cm.) high.(2) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 47Two yellow ground copper lustre jugs c.1860, one with chips tospout. (2) Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 48A Chinese blue and white slender waisted vase 19th century, ofcylindrical form with everted lip, painted with two four claweddragons facing a flaming pearl, the body painted with cosmicwaves and clouds, the lip and foot painted with flowers, fourcharacter mark to base in blue, 13Â¼in. (33cm.) high. Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 49

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A pair of 20th century Japanese bronze figures of farm workersone holding down his woven coolie hat with a band of cloth, hisgown blown by the wind, on his back a basket suspended by arope around his neck, the second figure holding in his left handone end of a cloth around his waist, the folds containing a pileof grain, some of which he is preparing to cast from his otherhand, both on shaped bases, each with a raised seal mark,7Â½in. (19cm.) and 8in. (20cm.) high. (2) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 50A pair of large Chinese export famille rose chargers mid-18thcentury, the centre painted with a basket of blossoming peoniesand magnolia, the rim with geometric border and alternate floralpanels, and trumpet and ting vases, 16Â½in. (42cm.) diameter,hairlines to both. Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 51A small Chinese famille rose dish 19th century, the centrepainted with two figures on a boat with a dog of fo with a craneflying above, the rim decorated with two pairs of burnt red four-clawed dragons heightened in gilt facing a flaming pearls, withred mark to base, 5Â¼in 13.5cm.) diameter. Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 52A Chinese bronze baluster vase c.1850, of archaistic form, withwidely flared rim, the body with central band of scrolleddecoration, with twin elephant head handles, 9Â½in. (24cm.) high. Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 53A Chinese enamel bowl and cover late 18th or early 19thcentury, the pale blue background decorated with Orientalsymbols in dark blue and finely painted red and pink flowersand foliage, both bowl and lid edged by a band of yellow andblue stylised bats, 9in. (23cm.) diameter, some damage to thecover. Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 54A Chinese famille rose plaque 19th century, depicting a sageand lady in a garden, 8 x 5in. (20.5 x 12.5cm.). Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 55A Chinese carved mutton fat jade elephant probably 19thcentury, of archaic form, the back covered by an oriental fringedrug with the Yin & Yang motif in the centre and calligraphyincised on each side, standing on a hardwood base carved inthe style of scrolling clouds, the figure 4Â¾in. (12cm.) long, 2Â¾in.(7cm.) high. Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 56A set of four Oriental plates 20th century, with scalloped rimsand green leaf decoration and four bats to the outside, redmark to base, 7Â¼in. (18.5cm.) diameter. (4)

Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 57A large Chinese export famille rose oval platter 19th century,the centre with a highly coloured scene of figures on a verandabesides a river, the rim decorated with pairs of five-claweddragons, in blue, burnt red, mauve, pink, yellow and green,facing towards a pearl within cosmic waves, 17Â¾ x 4Â¾in. (45 x37cm.). Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 58A Chinese rock crystal style glass vase c.1900, of flattenedbaluster form, the body decorated with moulded decorationdepicting swans swimming on rippled water, over half spiralgadrooned decoration, mounted on a gilt metal naturalisic basewith prunus heads, 5Â¾in. (14.5cm.) high. Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 59An Iznik pottery dish with white and deep cobalt-blue paintedflowers on a turquoise ground, within a white rim, orange markto base, 12Â¼in. (31cm.) diameter. Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 60A Bohemian enamelled glass goblet and cover c.1860, thefacet cut goblet with a broad enamelled band of floraldecoration, the facets and edges lined in black and gilt, thedomed cover with teardrop finial, on a knopped stem anddomed foot. Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 61Two famille rose tankards one with slightly flaring rim andraised on a flared foot, with floral sprays and blue geometricband to rim, 6Â¼in. (16cm.) high, the other of cylindrical form witha panel depicting figures within a blue foliate border, 5in.(13cm.) high. (2) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 62A rare Stourbridge millefiori glass candlestick 19th century, withmassive circular base, star cut to the underside, supporting amillefiori paperweight and surmounted by a faceted knop andhexagonal column, fitted for electricity, 15in. (38cm.) high. *Provenance: Purchased Sotheby's 4th February 1958, Lot 53.Hammer price Â£28.00. Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 63A 19th century millefiori glass paperweight inkwell possiblyStourbridge, the domed clear glass body with red, blue andmint green canes, with a conforming mushroom stopper, 6Â¼in.(16cm.). Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 64

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A millefiori glass paperweight 19th century, probably French,the central eight cane floral design within a border of colouredcanes alternating with cotton twist canes, broken pontil to base,2Â½in. (6.5cm.) diameter. Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 65A 19th century novelty glass whiskey decanter in the form of apig 9in. (23cm.) long.Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 66A 19th century novelty glass whiskey decanter in the form of adog the handle formed from the curled over tail, the snout withopen spout, 10Â¼in. (26cm.) long. Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 67A small collection of Venetian glass early to mid 20th century,comprising a miniature basket in pink, green, blue and cottontwist, with clear twisted handle, 5Â¼in. (13.5cm.) high; togetherwith a pink and cotton twist beaker, 3Â¼in. (8.3cm.) high; awaisted cup and saucer in pink and cotton twist with blue glasshandle; and a miniature agate style glass goblet. (4) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 68An opaline glass vase of ovoid form c.1870, the everted neckhaving a most unusual blue and white double twist glassedging, the body bearing a hand painted polychrome spray offlowers surrounded by decorative gilding, 10Â¾in. (27.5cm.) high,some wear to gilding. Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 69Two matching opaline glass vases c.1880, of elegant design,the elongated oval bodies with sepia printed decorationdepicting male and female figure in classical dress, 11Â½in.(29cm.) high. (2) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 70A 19th century cut glass celery vase on a faceted teardrop stemand star-cut foot, the bowl with thumbnail cutting and a band ofstars enclosed by entwined cut and frosted lines, 10Â½in. (27cm.)high. Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 71A pair of gilded Bristol blue glass scent bottles mid-19thcentury, of facetted mallet form with applied scroll supports,enriched with gilt foliate and scroll decoration and matchingfacetted stoppers. (2) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 72An early 19th century Bohemian enamelled opaque glasstankard decorated with a dandy and two ladies in a landscape,

beneath a red fretted and flower head border, 5Â¼in. (13.5cm.)high, together with a similar tankard decorated with a malefigure in a bicorn hat between flowering vine borders, 5Â¼in.(13.5cm.) high, broken and glued, an unusual miniature ewer insimilar style, decorated with floral sprays, 4Â½in. (11.5cm.) high,and a similar footed waisted vase with wavy rim, decorated withflowers, 6in. (15cm.) high. (4) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 73Two footed glass bowls the larger of bulbous shape and thesmaller of waisted form. (2)Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 74Nine pieces of coloured glass eight deep blue and oneamethyst, comprising a pair of shallow fluted oval dishes; a pairof tulip vases and another single; a pair of clear glass tumblerswith blue glass spirals and a small glass pot plus anothersimilar in amethyst glass. (9) Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 75Ten pieces of glassware including two oil and vinegar bottles(one stopper missing); a silver overlay jug; a jug with a greenglass handle; two salts; an egg trinket box; a small, etchedtumbler and three glass decanter stoppers. (10) Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 76Two pairs of glass decantersone pair late Victorian, onion shaped with moulded fluting to thebody and lower part of the neck, the other pair later plain glassship's decanters, one lacking stopper, 13Â½in. (34cm.) and 11in.(28cm.) respectively. (4)Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 77A spiral fluted glass ice pail with silver plated rim and swinghandle, together with a plain heavy square glass ashtray andan oval shallow dish with moulded diamond pattern band andlobed rim. (3) Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 78An early 19th century heavy glass goblet with white glass rim,the bowl engraved 'Carl KÃ¼gl' flanked with etched stems of oakleaves and acorns, crossed below and tied with a bow, on asubstantial stem with flattened central knop and stepped plainfoot, 9Â½in. (24cm.) high, 6in. (15cm.) diameter. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 79A George III cut glass Cup Bowl c.1810, the turn over rim tocollar on a capstan stem and lemon squeezer base, height15cm., width 17.5cm. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

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Lot: 80A pair of small, heavy moulded glass footed vases c.1900, withdownward turning everted rims. 5Â½in. (14cm.) high. (2) Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 81An Irish Cut Glass Canoe Shaped Bowl c.1800, having VanDyke rim on collar, heavy plain stem and solid square base,height 17cm., width 26cm., some small chips to rim and slightchip to underside of base. * Similar bowl illustrated in BonhamsThomas Collection sale, 4th June 2008, Lot 228. Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 82A large early 19th century Cut Glass Bowl, possibly Irishc.1820, with double ogee body, height 18.5cm., diameter 23cm. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 83A four-section clear glass decanter early 20th century, withetched decoration advertising "The Real American Cocktail BigTree Brand Whiskey" on each of four sides, the divided neckwith two applied collars retaining the original corked drawnglass stoppers, 11in.(28cm.) high. Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 84An early 19th century cut glass Bowl , possibly Irish c.1810,with double ogee bowl and central knop to stem, on a flutedbase, height 21.5cm. diameter 23cm. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 85Five glass water jugs 19th / early 20th century, one with heavyblown wrythen body, the second a footed helmet shape withtwo raised rings to the body, two other jugs with bands ofstrawberry/hobnail cutting and another with thumbnail cutting.(5) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 86An early 19th century footed glass vase Continental, thecylindrical bowl with two applied collars of rope twist glass,each set with four strawberry prunts, as is the open knop of thecollared stem, standing on a domed foot with turned edge,10Â¼in. (26.25cm.) high, 4Â¼in. (10.75in. ) diameter. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 87A large Gray-Stan footed glass bowl 20th century, the 'crackedice' style bowl of inverted bell-shape, shading from pale todarker green at the rim, on a knopped stem, signed 'Gray Stan'to base, 10Â¼in. (26cm.) diameter. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 88An opaque white baluster vase with gilt vine and trellis

decoration and flared rim, together with a white glass jug and asimilar small, footed dish with shaped rim. (3) Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 89A set of four heavy cut glass whisky tumblers c.1920, the plainwaisted bowls on cut ten sided solid bases, height 10cm. (4) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 90A rare and early Mead Glass 1700 - 1710, the mould blown,cup shaped and vertically ribbed bowl on a plain stem above aribbed & domed foot, height 15.2cm. * Provenance: HenryBrown Collection. Purchased Sotheby's 14th November 1947,Lot 213. Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 91An early 18th century wine glass c.1710, the pointed roundfunnel bowl on an acorn knop stem containing a tear abovebaluster, on a conical folded foot, height 11.5cm. Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 92An early 18th century Inverted Baluster Wine glass c.1720, thebell bowl containing tear at base on an inverted baluster stem,on a conical folded foot, height 12cm. * Similar glass illustratedBickerton No. 199. Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 93An early 18th century Inverted Baluster Wine glass c.1720, thebell bowl on a collar with inverted baluster stem & further knopto base of stem, on a conical folded foot, height 13cm. * Similarglass illustrated Bickerton No. 198. Estimate: Â£350.00 - Â£450.00

Lot: 94An early 18th century miniature Sweetmeat c.1720, the cupbowl with folded rim, on an inverted baluster stem and solidconical foot, height 12.5cm. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 95A very rare early 18th century miniature 'Sampler' or'Toastmaster' Glass c.1715, the bucket bowl with shoulderknop, on a plain stem and stepped foot, height 10.5cm. *Provenance: Henry Brown Collection. Purchased Sotheby's14th November 1947, Lot 214. Previously sold by Sotheby's,Kirkby Mason Collection, 12th July 1929, Lot 90. Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 96An early 18th century deceptive Firing glass c.1720, the heavilydeceptive ovoid bowl on plain stem and circular foot, height13cm. * Provenance: Henry Brown Collection. PurchasedSotheby's 14th November 1947, Lot 202. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

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Lot: 97An early 18th century Heavy Wine glass c.1725, the roundfunnel bowl on a plain stem and domed and folded foot,possibly Irish, height 19cm. * Provenance: Henry BrownCollection. Purchased Sotheby's 14th November 1947, Lot 214.Illustrated by W. A. Thorpe in 'Apollo', October 1928, in articleon Henry Brown Collection. Similar glass illustrated BickertonNo. 365. Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 98An early 18th century Light Balustroid Wine glass c.1730, withbell bowl, inverted baluster stem with knop at base, on a conicalfolded foot, height 12cm. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 99A mid-18th century Engraved Wine glass c.1750, the ogee bowlengraved with floral decoration, on a plain stem with angularknop, on folded foot, height 14.7cm. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 100A mid-18th century Light Baluster Wine glass c.1750, thepointed round funnel bowl resting on a collar, on a light balusterstem containing a tear and with central bladed knop, on afolded foot, height 15cm. * Provenance: Lady Ruggles-BriseCollection. Purchased Sothebys 4th May 1950, lot 7. Similarglass illustrated Bickerton No. 238. Estimate: Â£350.00 - Â£450.00

Lot: 101A mid-18th century Light Baluster Wine glass c.1740, the bellbowl over stem over collar with annular knop, on a true balusterwith folded conical foot, height 15cm. Estimate: Â£350.00 - Â£450.00

Lot: 102A mid-18th century Engraved Wine Glass c.1740, the ogeebowl engraved with lily of the valley, on a stem with central ballknop, on a conical folded foot, height 14.5cm. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 103An early 18th century Wine glass c.1730, the ogee bowl on astem with central angular knop, on a conical folded foot, height14cm. Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 104A mid-18th century Baluster Wine glass c.1740, the drawntrumpet bowl on collar & true baluster stem having domed &folded foot, height 15.5cm. * Provenance: Lady Ruggles-BriseCollection. Purchased Sotheby's, 4th May 1950, lot 7. Estimate: Â£350.00 - Â£450.00

Lot: 105An early 18th century Heavy Wine glass c.1720, the pointed

round funnel bowl on two ball knop stem, on a domed & foldedfoot, height 17.5cm. Estimate: Â£450.00 - Â£650.00

Lot: 106An early 18th century Baluster Wine glass c.1730, the bell bowlon bladed knop collar above a true baluster, on a folded foot,height 14.5cm. * Provenance: Lady Ruggles-Brise Collection.Purchased Sotheby's, 4th May 1950, lot 8. Estimate: Â£450.00 - Â£650.00

Lot: 107A scarce early 18th century Toastmaster Wine glass c.1720,the deceptive trumpet bowl on an inverted baluster stemcontaining tear and basal knop, on a conical folded foot, height13cm. Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 108A mid-18th century Wine glass c.1750, the round funnel bowlon a stem with annular knop sitting above an angular knop, ona conical folded foot, height 14.2cm. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 109An early 18th century Wine glass c.1730, the drawn trumpetbowl on a plain stem containing tear & basal knop, on a domed& folded foot. Unusual dark metal appearance. Height 14.5cm *Provenance: Henry Brown & formerly Wrigley Collection.Purchased Sotheby's 14th November 1947, Lot 213. Estimate: Â£350.00 - Â£450.00

Lot: 110A mid-18th century Wine glass c.1740, the large bell bowlcontaining a tear, on a plain stem and conical foot, height18cm., fault in foot during manufacture, which does not affectcondition of the glass. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 111A mid-18th century Wine glass c.1740, the drawn trumpet bowlon a plain stem containing a tear, on a folded foot, height 15cm. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 112An early 18th century Wine glass c.1720, the bell bowl on aswelled knop stem and conical folded foot, height 15.5cm. *Similar glass illustrated Bickerton no. 185. Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 113A mid-18th century Wine glass c.1740, the round funnel bowlon a plain stem and conical folded foot, height 15.5cm. * Similarglass illustrated Bickerton no. 354. Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

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Lot: 114A mid-18th century Dram glass c.1740, the bucket bowl on aplain stem and terraced foot, height 10cm. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 115A Newcastle Light baluster Wine glass c.1745, the pointedround funnel bowl engraved with birds, festoons & swags, on atriple angular knop stem and domed & folded foot, height19.5cm. Estimate: Â£900.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 116A Newcastle Light Baluster Wine glass c.1750, the waistedbucket bowl engraved with swags, on an inverted baluster threeball knop stem and conical foot, height 20.3cm, two smallnibbles to rim of foot. * Provenance: Henry Brown Collection.Purchased Sotheby's, 25th February 1947, Lot 22. Illustratedby W. A. Thorpe in 'History', pl.96, fig.1. Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 117A Newcastle Light Baluster Wine glass c.1750, with pointedround funnel bowl, the rim engraved with baroque decorations,on an annular bladed knop stem above second knop, on adomed & folded foot, height 18cm. * Provenance: LateG.F.Berney & Lady Ruggles-Brise Collection. PurchasedSotheby's, 4th May 1950, Part of Lot 7. Estimate: Â£900.00 - Â£1,100.00

Lot: 118A large mid-18th century Wine glass c.1755, the pointed roundfunnel honeycomb moulded bowl on an incised twist stem on aconical foot, height 17.5cm, very slight frit to foot. * Similarglass illustrated Bickerton no. 530. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 119A mid-18th century Pan Top Air Twist Wine glass c.1755, thepan top, round funnel bowl on an air twist stem with centralswelled angular knop, on a conical foot, height 15cm. * Similarglass illustrated Bickerton no. 456. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 120A mid-18th century Multi Spiral Air Twist Wine glass c.1750, thetall wine having a waisted bucket bowl on a multi-spiral air twiststem and conical foot, height 19.5cm. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 121A mid-18th century Multi Spiral Air Twist Wine glass c.1740, thewaisted bell bowl on a shoulder knopped multi spiral air twiststem and conical folded foot, height 17cm. * Similar glassillustrated Bickerton no. 450. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 122

An 18th century Multi Spiral Air Twist Wine glass c.1765, thebell bowl on a multi spiral air twist stem having double angularknop, on a conical foot, height 16cm. Estimate: Â£350.00 - Â£450.00

Lot: 123An 18th century Decorated Multi Spiral Opaque Twist Ale glassc.1765, the elongated round funnel bowl decorated with barleyand hops, on a stem with twelve ply cable outside a pair ofspiral tapes, on a conical foot, height 16cm. * Similar glassillustrated in Bonhams Thomas Collection sale, 4th June 2008,lot 97. Estimate: Â£350.00 - Â£450.00

Lot: 124A mid-18th century Multi Spiral Air Twist Wine glass c.1750, thepointed round funnel bowl with hammered decoration, on amulti spiral air twist stem having double angular knop, on aconical foot, height 16cm. Estimate: Â£350.00 - Â£450.00

Lot: 125A mid-18th century Multi Spiral Air Twist Wine glass c.1755, theround funnel bowl on a multi spiral air twist stem with centralangular knop, on a conical folded foot, height 14.5cm. Estimate: Â£350.00 - Â£450.00

Lot: 126A large Jacobite Style Wine Goblet mid-19th Century, thewaisted round funnel bowl engraved with a rose in flower, tworoses in bud, an oak leaf, sunburst and inscribed FIAT, on awide angular knopped stem and domed foot, height 18cm. *Provenance: Purchased Sotheby's, 22nd January 1968, Lot140. Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 127A Jacobite Wine glass c.1750, the bucket bowl engraved withsunflower spray decoration, on a multi-spiral opaque twist stemwith central annular knop, on a conical folded foot, height 15cm.* Provenance: Henry Brown Collection. Purchased Sotheby's25th February 1947, Part of lot 70. Estimate: Â£900.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 128A Jacobite Wine glass c.1760, the pointed round funnel bowlengraved with sunflower spray decoration and moths to thereverse, on a multi-spiral opaque twist stem consisting of atwelve ply spiral band outside gauze, on a conical foot, height16cm. * Provenance: Henry Brown Collection. PurchasedSotheby's 25th February 1947, Part of lot 70. Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 129A Jacobite Wine glass c.1750, the round funnel bowl engravedwith heraldic rose & six buds, moth engraved on reverse, on adouble spiral opaque twist stem with central knop consisting ofa pair of heavy threads outside a pair of spiral threads, on aconical foot, height 15.5cm. * Provenance: Henry BrownCollection. Purchased Sotheby's 25th February 1947, part of lot

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70. Estimate: Â£1,100.00 - Â£1,300.00

Lot: 130An 18th century Multi Spiral Opaque Air Twist Ale glass c.1765,the round funnel bowl on a multi ply corkscrew air twist stemand conical foot, height 20.5cm. * Similar glass illustratedBickerton no. 575. Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 131An 18th century Multi Spiral Opaque Air Twist Wine glassc.1760, the drawn trumpet bowl on a stem with central opaquegauze entwined within air twist spirals, on a conical foot, height18.5cm. * Similar glass illustrated in Bonhams, Harveys WineMuseum sale, 1st January 2003, lot 215. Estimate: Â£450.00 - Â£650.00

Lot: 132An 18th century Multi Spiral Opaque Twist Wine glass c.1760,the drawn trumpet bowl on a stem consisting of twelve ply spiralband enclosing a pair of spiral tapes, on a conical foot, height17cm. Estimate: Â£350.00 - Â£450.00

Lot: 133An unusual Multi Spiral Air Twist Wine glass c.1750, the drawntrumpet vertically ribbed bowl on a plain stem consisting of apair of spiral threads outside central gauze, on a conical foot,height 16.5cm. Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 134An 18th century Colour Opaque Twist Wine glass c.1765, theogee bowl resting on a spiral green and white cable air twiststem, on a conical foot, height 14cm. * Provenance: PurchasedSotheby's 22nd January 1968, Lot 148. Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 135An 18th century Colour Opaque Twist Wine glass c.1765, theogee bowl decorated with festoons to rim & engraved with lily ofthe valley, on a red spiral cable round multi-ply corkscrew stem,on a conical foot, height 13.5cm., slight nibble to foot. *Provenance: Henry Brown Collection. Purchased Sotheby's25th February 1947, part of lot 70. Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 136An 18th century Colour Opaque Twist Wine glass c.1765, thebell bowl on blue and white corkscrew air twist stem, resting ona conical foot, height 17.5cm., chips to foot. Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 137An 18th century Multi Spiral Opaque Twist Wine glass c.1765,the fluted ogee bowl on a stem consisting of eight ply spiralband outside a pair of spiral tapes, resting on a conical foot,

height 15cm. Estimate: Â£350.00 - Â£450.00

Lot: 138A rare matching pair of 18th century Cordials, possibly Irishc.1770, the rounded funnel bowls with fluting decorated withfloral spray, on stems consisting of four spiral threads outsidegauze, on a conical foot, height 16cm., one with nibble tointernal rim of bowl and foot. (2) * Provenance: Mr. Tett's notesrefer to 'Ireland. Plunkett Collection. Portmarnock House.Similar glass illustrated Bickerton no. 655. Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 139A late 18th century glass Jug the gadroon moulded lowersection with reeded handle, on a flared foot, height 15.5cm. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 140An 18th century Facet Cut Wine glass c.1785, the ogee bowlwith oxo decoration to rim, on a diamond facet cut stem andconical foot, height 12.5cm. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 141A late 18th century Dwarf Ale glass the wrythen conical bowl ona plain foot, height 11.5cm. * Similar glass illustrated Bickertonno. 780. Estimate: Â£70.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 142A late 18th century engraved Ale Tankard c.1780, with balusterwaisted moulded & gadrooned lower section, trailed thread torim, strap handle and flared foot, the bowl decorated with hops,leaves, barley & festoons, height 12.5cm. * See BonhamsThomas Collection Sale, 4th June 2008, lot 77 for a similarexample Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 143WITHDRAWN FROM SALE A late 18th century Short Ale glassthe round funnel bowl engraved with hops & barley on a knopabove a short plain stem, chip to rim. * Similar glass illustratedBickerton no. 784. Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£70.00

Lot: 144Four 18th century miniature glasses comprising a miniaturefiring glass, c.1740, the deceptive bowl with bladed knop atbase of bowl, plain stem and folded foot, height 6cm.; aminiature wine glass, the wide cup bowl on an inverted balusterstem with folded foot, height 6.5cm.; a miniature sweetmeat,c.1720, the cup bowl with folded rim resting on a collar, withstraight stem and terraced foot, height 7cm; and a small wineglass, c.1730, the drawn trumpet stem bowl on a folded foot,height 9.5cm. (4) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

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Lot: 145Eight assorted glass vases comprising six in coloured glass andtwo clear. (8)Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 146Four coloured glass footed Bowls 6Â½ to 10in. (16.5 to 25.5cm.)diameter. (4)Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 147An early 19th century Amber Wine glass c.1830, the ribbedogee bowl resting on a ribbed stem, with plain foot, height12.5cm. Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 148A mid-19th century Green Wine glassc.1840, the cupped bowl resting on a collar and plain stem andfoot, height 12.5cm.Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 149An early 19th century Green Wine glassc.1830, the tulip bowl resting on a bladed stem and plain foot,height 14cm.Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 150A set of twelve matching Georgian Rummers 1790 - 1810, theovoid bowls with capstan stems and bladed collars on plainfeet, height 13.5cm. (12) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 151A set of seven matching Georgian Rummers 1790 -1810, theovoid bowls on collars with ball knops on plain stems and plainfeet, height 14.5cm. (7) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 152Four pieces of Victorian blue glass comprising a pair of smalltankards with moulded spiral decoration to the barrel shapedbodies and twisted, clear glass handles; a jug with flattenedsides to the baluster body and amber glass handle; and amoulded oval bottle with raised decoration. (4) Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 153Three 19th century amethyst wine glasses comprising a tallwine glass with rare ribbed bowl, six bobbin stem and plain foot,height 17.5cm.; a small wine glass, with petal moulded bowl ona collar and stem with bladed knop, height 6.25cm.; and a wineglass with pointed round funnel bowl and annular knop at baseof stem, on a plain foot, height 12.5cm. (3) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 154A matched set of six mid-19th century green wine glassesc.1840, the tulip bowls on plain stems and feet, height 12.5cm.(6) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 155A pair of opaque blue glass, tear-drop scent bottles andstoppers with gilded star decoration, 6Â½in. (16.5cm.) high,together with a Victorian baluster opaque blue glass vase with awidely flared neck and scalloped rim. 11Â¾in. (30cm.) high. (3) Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 156A matching set of four very large green goblets c.1830, the cupbowls with collars and central ball knops on conical feet, height15cm., one with chip to foot. (4) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 157A small early 18th century Rummer c.1800, the ovoid bowlpetal cut into stem, on a plain foot, height 11.5cm. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 158Eighteen stemmed drinking glasses for sherry etc., fifteen withbands of incised swag and pellet decoration below the rim andthree of cut glass. (18) Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 159A set of ten matched Georgian Rummers 1790-1830, the ogeebowls with capstan stems with bladed knops, on plain feet,height 11cm., one with chip to foot. (10) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 160Four 18th century drinking glasses comprising a late 18thcentury Ale Glass, the conical bowl decorated with barley andhops on plain stem with knop, height 13.5cm., chip to rim; a mid-18th century wine glass, the bell bowl on multi-spiral air twiststem and conical foot, height 16.5cm., two chips to foot; a mid-18th century wine glass, with pointed round funnel bowl withincised air twist stem on domed foot, height 17.5cm., one smallnibble to foot; and a mid-18th century wine glass, the ogee bowlon an air twist stem with spiral cable outside lace twist, on aconical foot, height 15cm., one nibble to foot. (4) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 161A pair of opaque blue glass vases with gilded floral decorationlate 19th century, together with a pair of blue glass balustervases with stepped foot rims and a similar smaller vase. (5) Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 162A Regency silkwork picture oval, depicting a kneeling OldTestament figure beneath a tree with one hand outstretched

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towards two doves, worked in satin and moss stitch with apainted face, hands and feet, within a verre eglomisÃ© mount andgilt frame, 11Â½ x 9Â½in. (29 x 24cm.). Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 163A 19th century set of apothecary's hanging scales in amahogany case with 14 brass drachm weights, the brass panssuspended from a cut steel balance arm, to the underside ofthe case lid is attached a table of weights and measureshandwritten in contemporary script, initialled and dated 1834, 6Â½x 3Â¼in. (16.5 x 8cm.). Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£70.00

Lot: 164A 19th century needlework of a leopard depicted against abackdrop of foliage in a landscape, 19Â¼ x 23Â¼in. (49 x 59cm.). Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 165A Victorian papier-mÃ¢chÃ© dish painted with vignettes of ships,together with an oak tray made from timbers from the LordNelson pub, Croydon. (2) Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 166A box of coins, banknotes and mint stamp sheets Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 167An 18th / 19th century lead tobacco box together with anembossed copper pipe rest. (2)Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 168A late 17th century needlework panel depicting a bird within afoliate heart, amidst foliage, tulips and roses, 23Â½ x 19Â¼in. (60 x49cm.), some repairs and small holes. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 169A Japanese lacquered table cabinet early 20th century, withhinged caddy top over two doors enclosing a bank of six shortdrawers, over a long base drawer, the front and top in blacklacquer inlaid with birds amidst flowering foliage in stainedmother-of-pearl, with pierced brass hinged and mounts, theinterior gilt painted with boats in lake landscapes, 12in.(30.5cm.) high, 10Â¾in. (27cm.) wide. Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 170A black papier-mÃ¢chÃ© book slide c.1870, decorated with inlaidmother of pearl birds and flowers and gilded foliage, 13in.(33cm.) long. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 171

A George III oval silkwork picture depicting a maiden by a tomb,probably Charlotte mourning Werter, taken from Goethe's 'TheSorrows of Werter', worked in satin and moss stitch withpainted details, mounted in a verre eglomisÃ© and giltwoodframe, the silkwork 8Â¾x 6Â½in. (22 x 16.5cm.). Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 172An early 18th century circular silk embroidery with applied goldthread work depicting a saint in a pastoral setting, theembroidered border extended at top and sides by scrolls,applied to a material background and in a 19th century giltframe, the embroidery 8in. (20cm.) diameter, some damage tosilk. Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 173A mid-19th century papier-mÃ¢chÃ© writing slope the fall of the two-section top with an oil seascape of a small open boat with furledsails in rough seas off Mont St. Michel, the painting bordered byraised moulded edges lavishly decorated with gildeddecoration, as is the double serpentine shaped base with scrollfeet, the fall opening to reveal a red velvet writing surface, therear section of the top lifts to show partitions for stationery, apen tray and two inkwells, 13Â½ x 11Â¾in. (34.25 x 30cm.). Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 174A 19th century circular plaster wall plaque depicting twochildren carrying a fishing net, oar and catch of fish and lobster,within a moulded lappet border, 24in. (61cm.) diameter. Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 175A late 19th century oak and brass tabletop reading stand withfour oak horizontal slats divided by three pierced brass panels,the sides edged with brass, raised from the inverted T shapedbase by a ratchet, on turned ebonised feet, with weighted cordsto secure the pages, 8in. (20cm.) high, 10in. (25cm.) wide. Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 176A large Victorian ivory paper knife the 12Â¾in. (32.5cm.) bladeretaining the original curve of the tusk, the naturally pointed endforming the handle. Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£70.00

Lot: 177A pair of continental porcelain and ormolu candlesticks c.1860,the cobalt blue barley-sugar twist columns with spirals of gildedfloral decoration and finely chiselled ormolu mounts, eachstanding on an ormolu plate base with bun feet, 6Â¼in.(15.75cm.) high. (2) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 178A rare 19th century mulberry and tortoiseshell musical snuffboxc.1830, possibly for the Russian market, the two sides edgedwith tortoiseshell veneer, as is the underside of the lid, theunusual musical mechanism with curved teeth set in a

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horizontal arc where they are struck by pins set on the face of atoothed brass wheel, 3Â½ x 2Â¼in. (9 x 6.25cm.). Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 179A bronze pheasant on an oval naturalistic moorland base 19thcentury, signed P J MÃªne, 8Â¼in. (21cm.) long, one leg repaired,tail damaged. Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£70.00

Lot: 180An exceptionally heavy bronze copy of the Warwick Vaseprobably 19th century, the body with a band of eight classicalheads in bas relief on a background of lion skins, the faces andpaws draped between the heads, the everted rim with egg anddart moulding and a beaded inside edge, above a band ofentwined vines and leaves, the body decorated with Acanthusleaves and twin handles formed as crossed vines, raised on afluted foot, 9Â½in. (24cm.) high. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 181An unusual reverse painted and mirrored picture of a wingedfigure early 19th century, standing with one hand raised and theother on the head of a kneeling figure, below which is the Latininscription INSIDIAS INVERTIT, the monochrome paintingenhanced by sections of wheel-cut engraving and bordered bytrailing flowers and leaves in a gilded lead edging, probablyoriginally from a window or screen, 10 x 12in. (25.5 x 31cm.). Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 182A mid 19th century miniature bronze figure of a naked youth inthe classical style, standing with a wine skin over one shoulder,his right arm bent at the elbow and raised to shoulder height,wearing sandals laced up his shins, on a circular base, 6in.(15cm.) high. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 183A heavily cast Oriental repoussÃ© lead jardiniÃ¨re with brass linerprobably Japanese, late 19th century, the oblong body withcanted corners and a shaped, partially everted rim, decoratedwith layers of breaking waves and rocky formations, withapplied crisply cast insects, standing on ball feet, 14 x 8Â½in.(35.5 x 21.5cm.), 4Â½in. (11.5cm.) high. Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 184An overpainted cabinet photograph late 19th century, French,depicting Colonel Charles Hawker of the 16th Regt., seatedthree quarter length, signed 'Penau a Brest', mounted,unframed, inscribed to mount and verso, 8Â½ x 6Â¼in. (21.5 x16cm.). Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 185A mid 19th century bronze figure of a male with the horns andtail of a satyr but retaining the legs and feet of a human,standing with arms raised on a squared base, 6in. (15cm.) high.

Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 186A pair of early 19th century silkwork pictures each worked inblack, pale brown and silver threads on an ivory silk ground,depicting farmhouses in landscapes 4Â¾ x 6Â¾in. (12 x 17cm.). Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 187A pair of mid-19th century embossed and gilded brasscandlesticks the bases decorated with alternate rosettes andstylised leaves, the pattern repeated on the baluster of thecolumn, below the sconce an "umbrella" of stems terminating innine conjoined foliate decorations from each of which hangs atriangular glass lustre, 7in. (18cm.) high, small splits to onebaluster. Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 188Two gilt-wood miniature frames together with one of repoussÃ©gilt metal and another oval ebonised fruitwood, together withthree other frames. (7) Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 189An oriental lacquered wood book-slide c.1900, the two hingedends decorated with prunus blossom flanking a circle in which adragon and a phoenix face each other, 15Â¾in. (40cm.) long,extending to approx. 27in. (68.5cm.) Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 190A small tabletop easel in mahogany c.1900, the squaresectioned uprights joined by two horizontal bars with turneddiscs on the face of the four joints and standing on stretcherbases with turned knob picture rests to the front, 14in. (36cm.)high. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 191An Oriental bronze incense burner in the form of a smallbuilding, with removable roof, 4in. (10cm.) high, together withan Oriental bronzed spelter vase, 6Â½in (16.5cm.) high. (2) Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 192A folding black lacquer wall bracket c.1900, the shaped backdecorated with Chinese interior scenes in gold and polychromelacquer, the central support decorated on one side with agarden scene and the other with ladies in a rickshaw, the lobedsemi-circular top left undecorated, 9Â¾in. (25cm.) wide. Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 193A Pietra Dura rocking blotter c.1900, the white marble panelinlaid with mother of pearl flowers and black marble foliagemounted on a curved wooden base, 6 x 3in. (15 x 7.5cm.),

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together with a Pietra Dura panel of a bird. (2) Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 194A papier-mÃ¢chÃ© stationery folder c.1870, with painted mother ofpearl floral inlay, the central oval decorated with a posy ofvarious flowers, surrounded by a mosaic of mother of pearlinlay and gilding, 9 x 6in. (23 x 15cm.) Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 195A pair of 19th century turned and carved ebony vases of flutedbaluster form, 7in. (18cm.) high, some chips to bases. (2) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 196A Danish bronze dish by Just Anderson, Denmark, of circularform with broad flattened rim engraved with a border of line anddot decoration, around a shallow well, on a shallow flared foot,impressed marks to base, 13in. (34cm.) diameter. Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 197A leather covered box the lid covered with a woven fabricpicture depicting an early 19th century parlour scene, theinterior lined with floral blue material, 13 x 9Â½in. (33 x 24 cm.) Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 198A small oval mahogany tray late 19th or early 20th century,centred by an inlaid conch shell and a raised serpentine gallery,15 x 9 Â¾in. (38 x 25cm.). Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 199WITHDRAWN FROM SALE A papier-mÃ¢chÃ© stationery folderc.1870, with painted mother of pearl floral inlay, the central ovaldecorated with a posy of various flowers, surrounded by amosaic of mother of pearl inlay and gilding, 9 x 6in. (23 x15cm.) Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 200A pair of Black Forest carvings of chamois and their youngc.1880, the parents standing with forelegs raised on rocks andeach offspring facing its parent from a lower outcrop, on deepplain bases edged with simple carving, 12in. (30.5cm.) high,some chips to horns and ears. (2) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 201An early 20th century travelling spirit stove the leather caseenclosing a lidded and lipped copper pan in which is fitted thespirit burner, with a pierced copper gallery holding the spiritcontainer, pan handle missing, the case 4Â¾in. (12cm.) high. Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 202Golf club - A hickory shafted small-headed driver by A. Forganc.1890, the wooden head retaining the original lead weight andbrass foot plate and the shaft with a leather bound grip, 45in.(114cm.) overall length. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 203A very unusual silver plated horseshoe c.1900, the undersidewith engraved name "Old Chappie" which is flanked by ten setsof initials, possibly a memorial for a dray horse. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 204A papier-mÃ¢chÃ© tray c.1840, of snuffer tray form, decorated inthe base with lily and blackberry blossoms as stated in the giltscript on the underside, the deep, outward curving sides withfinely drawn gilded decoration of dog roses and foliage, 13Â¾ x8Â¼in. (35 x 21cm.), some cracks to the sides. Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 205A Dieppe ivory carving of a fox and chicken c.1860, the fox, hisbrush arched over his back, standing with one front paw on arock and the other holding the chicken to the ground, 2Â¾in.(7cm.) long x 2Â½in. (6.25cm.) wide, on an ebonised base in theform of a fluted column. Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 206An unusually large pair of brass chambersticks mid-19thcentury, the plain columns with slots to access the slides forcandle removal (knobs missing), the wide saucer bases withdeep everted sides and ring handles, bases 9in. (23cm.)diameter. (2) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 207An alabaster carving of five sleeping children c.1860, lyingentwined in a bird's nest lined with folded material, 7Â½in. (19cm.)diameter, some chips and cracking to the figures. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 208Two carved and pierced Canton ivory puzzle balls c.1870, withfour concentric layers, on circular bases, the undersides carvedwith flowers, the balls surmounted by turned and carvedcolumns, the capitals cut to accommodate mother of pearlplates, (one missing), possibly adapted from chess pieces. (2) Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£70.00

Lot: 209An unusual double portrait silhouette c.1870, the reversepainted on glass of a young lady and a gentleman, the ladywearing a large hat set with roses, a choker necklace and adress with a deep lace collar, the gentleman in a top hat andcoat with a broad collar and frilled lace cravat, the two portraitsseparated and framed by a half inch black border decoratedwith gilded scrollwork, 8 x 11.5cm.

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Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 210A silhouette on card of a gentleman c.1790, wearing a wig witha single row of curls at the bottom and a long pigtail tied with aribbon, his jacket shows three large buttons and exposes adelicate lace cravat, 11.5 x 8.5cm., in a repoussÃ© gilt brassframe, together with two others, possibly by the same hand andof the same family, of a gentleman and a lady, in conformingframes. (3) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 211A head and shoulders silhouette of a gentleman c.1780,wearing his hair tied in a queue with a ribbon bow, his cravatfolded to his chin, 9.5 x 8.25cm., in a later gilded white metalframe. Estimate: Â£120.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 212A head and shoulders silhouette of a lady her hair held at theback by a ribbon and adorned with a posy of flowers, a wideribbon bow to the front of her dress, 9.5 x 8.25cm., in a gildedmetal frame surmounted by a bow. Estimate: Â£120.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 213A miniature portrait on ivory of a bewigged gentleman c.1780,the oval head & shoulders painting in oils shows the sitter incontemporary 18thcentury dress wearing a lace cravat, 2Â¼ x1Â¾in. (6 x 4.5cm.), within an ebonised fruitwood frame. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 214An oval cut paper silhouette of a young girl c.1860, with longhair and wearing a hat decorated with flowers, her coat, hat andhair all highlighted with gold, within an ebonised wood frame. Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 215An early 19th century silhouette of a gentleman profile right,with bronzed and white highlighting, together with a cut papersilhouette of a gentleman, profile left, with high collared whiteshirt and bronzed highlighting, both 10 x 6cm., within modernframes. (2) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 216A waist length miniature portrait on ivory late 19th / early 20thcentury, of a seated young lady in a colourful continental dresswith yellow and blue striped sleeves and a red bodice withdecorative blue lacings, her braided hair surmounted by a pearledged cap to the back of her head, signed Ross (lower right) ina black papier-mÃ¢chÃ© frame surmounted by a brass bird, 3Â¼ x2Â½in. (8 x 6.5cm.) Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 217

A head & shoulders silhouette on card of a lady c.1840, oval,with an elaborate hairstyle of braids and folded plaits (gildedhighlights), set with a hair-comb and wearing a lace shawl overher shoulders, 9 x 6.75cm., in an oblong repoussÃ© gilt brassframe. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 218A miniature head and shoulders portrait c.1850, of a young ladywith shoulder length hair wearing a low-cut white dress trimmedwith red and a fur stole from below one shoulder to her waist, 2Â¼x 2in. (6 x 5cm.), in a papier-mÃ¢chÃ© frame with brass thistlehanging loop, signed Benard at the right side. Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 219A fine and rare set of four Queen Anne table candlesticksmarks indistinct on three but clear on one, David Willaume,London, date letter clear on another, 1706, the baluster stemschased with alternate classical male and female masks abovependant husks rising from the circular bases with shell andstrap work borders, complete with detachable extendingnozzles, 8Â¼in. (21cm.) high, weight 66oz. (4) * Purchased:Sotheby's, 4th July 1968, hammer price Â£1100. Estimate: Â£8,000.00 - Â£12,000.00

Lot: 220A Channel Islands Jersey silver christening bowl maker's markGS with crowned fleur-de-lys above struck once (unknown,Jersey circa 1700), of typical Jersey shallow circular form, withpierced cast scroll handles and engraved initials 'EH', 15cm.wide, 4cm. high, weight 2.8oz. * Purchased: Langlois, Jersey,lot 189 1st May 1969. Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 221A Jersey silver Albert pattern soup ladleLondon, 1861, maker's mark overstruck with mark of John LeGallais, Jersey, engraved initials CMM to terminal, 13in.(33cm.) long, together with a matching table fork, 1856, weight13oz. (2)Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 222A silver plated eight division toast rack early 20th century,standing on ball feet, 8Â½in. (27.5cm.) long. Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 223A Queen Anne Britannia standard silver salver marks indistinct,maker probably John Leach, London, c.1712, bearing Britanniastandard mark, of circular form with gadrooned rim andengraved armorial, scratch weight '30=6' to base, 12Â¼in.(31cm.) diameter, weight 34oz. * Purchased: J. Langlois,Jersey, 6th May 1968, lot 82, hammer price Â£280 (previous lotin the sale was a matching 16Â½in. charger by the same maker). Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 224A rare collection of silver harrier crests 18th / 19th century,

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including three pairs depicting hounds, pairs of hounds andunicorns, plus two single examples comprising a lion rampantand a lion's paw holding a fleur-de-lys baton aloft, together witha pair in brass to the same design and a brass pair depictingrecumbent lions, all leaded loaded, 2.6cm. to 4.3cm. high. (12) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 225A pair of Mappin & Webb silver plated sauce boatsEstimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 226A set of three Edwardian silver menu holders Nathan & Hayes,Birmingham 1903, the pierced scrollwork frames centred byshields, with engraved initials, 7.2cm. wide, together withanother matched pair of similar form, 9cm. wide, weight 5.6oz.(5) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 227A rare pair of 17th century Flemish silver cornucopiaeembossed with bunches of fruit and foliage, probably Louvain,c.1675, 11Â¼in. (28.5cm.) high, mounted on wood stands,probably originally mounts for wall sconces or mirrors. (2) *Purchased: Sotheby's, 4th July 1968, lot 39, hammer priceÂ£290. Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 228An exceptionally rare pair of 17th century Flemish silver wallsconces the backplates of cartouche form, embossed andchased with strapwork against a matted ground, the candlebranches of baluster form, chased with acanthus mouldingsand terminating in a vase shaped member with fluted andgadrooned borders, from which rises a socket replacing theoriginal pricket, 16Â¾in. (42.5cm.) high, apparently unmarked,circa 1690, the sockets later, weight 69oz. (4) * Purchased:Sotheby's, 4th July 1968, lot 36, hammer price Â£560. Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 229A pair of George III silver and cut glass boat shaped saltsprobably John Robins, London 1791, on oval silver bases, 3Â¾in.(9.5cm.) long, 2Â½in. (6.5cm.) high. (2) Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 230A fine pair of early George III oval sauce tureens and standswith ladles with the Royal Arms Thomas Heming, London 1763,of bombÃ© oval form, the wavy gadrooned rims centred by floralmotifs and with applied leafage at the ends, the contemporaryRoyal Coat of Arms, Garter motto, cypher and crown andinitials GR (Georgius Rex) for George III engraved on one sideand repeated on the conforming shaped oval stands, completewith a pair of matching fiddle thread pattern ladles with foliateterminals, the tureens 7Â½in. (19cm.) long, the stands 8Â¾in.(22cm.) long, total weight 52oz. (6) * Purchased: Sotheby's, 4thJuly 1968, lot 143, hammer price Â£2400. For a similar pair withsimilar Royal Arms, see Sotheby's New York 'Important Englishand Continental Silver and Objects of Vertu', 13th October2007, lot 92, hammer price $29,800 inc. buyer's premium.

Estimate: Â£6,000.00 - Â£8,000.00

Lot: 231An exceptional pair of George III silver sauce boats JohnParker I & Edward Wakelin, London 1774, of superb weight andquality, of oval form with an incurved neck, gadrooned borders,reeded handle and pedestal foot, engraved to the front withcontemporary crest, reeded loop handles, marked to theundersides and with scratch weights 16=16 and 17=18, 8Â¾in.(22.3cm.) long, 6Â½in. (16.5cm.) high, weight 33oz. (2) *Purchased: Sotheby's, lot 147, 6th March 1969, hammer priceÂ£1,400. For a similar pair, see 'A Celebration of the EnglishCountry House', Sotheby's New York, 26th April 2008, lot 292. Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 232A part suite of Victorian Albert pattern flatware Elizabeth Eaton,London 1845-48, comprising a pierced fish slice, a sauce ladle,six table spoons, eight table forks, four dessert forks, sixdessert spoons, eight teaspoons and a pair of mustard ladles,together with three later matched pieces, all with engravedinitials, weight 58oz. (39) * Purchased: J. Langlois, Jersey, 14thOctober 1968, lot 113, hammer price Â£180. Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£900.00

Lot: 233A fine pair of George II small silver waiters John Tuite, London1734, crested, of circular form with Chippendale rims, raised onthree hoof supports, undersides with scratch weights 7:16, 6in.(15cm.) diameter, weight 14oz. (2) * Purchased: Sotheby's,30th January 1969, hammer price Â£820. Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 234A rare George I silver feeding cup Timothy Ley, London 1719,the cylindrical body with everted rim, slender curved spout withheart shaped outlet to interior and moulded scroll handles, 3Â¼in.(8.3cm.) high, weight 3.6oz. * Purchased: Sotheby's, 21stNovember 1957, lot 129, hammer price Â£14-0-0. Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 235A William and Mary silver porringer maker's mark IG crowned(see Jackson p.149), London 1695, of circular form with S-scrollhandles, gadrooned girdle, one side scratch initialled WSK, partfluted lower body with punched acorn and foliate decorationabove, over a tucked-in circular foot, the base with scratchedinitials 'NIK', 14.9cm. wide, 8.2cm. high, weight 3.7oz. *Purchased for Â£40 in 1957. Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 236A fine George III silver swing handled fruit basket Richard Mills,London 1771, of oval form, with pierced body and foot, thesides with repoussÃ© swag and tail and classical urn decoration,gadrooned borders, with lattice pierced swing handle, 16in.(40.5cm.) diameter, weight 51oz., erased armorial to well. *Purchased: J. Langlois, Jersey, 6th May 1968, lot 28, hammerprice Â£750. Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,000.00

Lot: 237

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A part suite of George III silver fiddle thread pattern flatwareWilliam Eley, William Fearn and William Chawner, London1808, comprising three basting spoons, a pair of sauce ladles,three mustard ladles, twelve table forks, twelve table spoons,twelve dessert spoons, twelve dessert forks, six teaspoons (onematched) and ten fruit spoons, together with a matched pair ofsugar tongs, weight 131oz. (73) * Purchased: J. Langlois,Jersey, 14th October 1968, lot 109, hammer price Â£920. Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,000.00

Lot: 238A quantity of late 18th, 19th and early 20th century silverflatware including table spoons, dessert spoons, tea spoons, asauce ladle, a pair of sugar tongs, mustard ladles etc., weight27oz. (27) Estimate: Â£320.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 239A late-Victorian cauldron saltMatthew John Jessop, London 1896, with cut paper rim andthree paw feet, together with a similar lidded mustard, Sheffield1904, a mustard spoon, an etched glass pepper caster, a lateVictorian cased Christening fork and spoon set and an Indianwhite metal pendant. (6)Estimate: Â£70.00 - Â£90.00

Lot: 240A George V silver coffee pot maker MS, Birmingham 1911, ofbaluster form with domed hinged cover with bell finial andfoliate capped S-scroll handle, the body and cover engravedwith floral and foliate decoration, on a foliate bordered pedestalbase, 8Â¾in. (22cm.) high, weight 17oz. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 241A fine George IV silver oval soup tureen and cover WilliamBateman, London 1823, the lobed body applied to either sidewith identical coats of arms within floral and foliate cartouches,the twin foliate and shell capped reeded handles issuing fromwell modelled lion masks, the domed lobed cover withconforming handle, gadrooned rim and engraved armorial, thewhole raised on substantial paw supports with spreading foliatemounts, 17Â½in. (44.5cm.) long, 10Â½in. (26.5cm.) high, weight146oz. * The applied arms are those of the Richardson family ofField House, Whitby, Yorkshire. Purchased: Sotheby's, lot 60,6th March 1969, hammer price Â£1,650. Estimate: Â£6,000.00 - Â£8,000.00

Lot: 242A George III silver lidded tankard John Payne, London 1769,marked to base and underside of lid, of baluster form withgirdle, stepped domed cover with openwork thumbpiece andscroll handle with heart shaped terminal, on a flared foot, 8in.(20.5cm.) high, weight 24.5oz. Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 243A good George III silver six piece tea and coffee service JohnEmes, London 1798, fully marked, of oval form, comprising ateapot and stand, pedestal coffee pot, twin compartment teacaddy with hinged cover and fixed handle and twin handled

sugar basin and milk jug with gilt interiors, all engraved withidentical contemporary armorials and crests within crossedfoliate sprays, bordered by wrigglework and foliate meanders,the coffee pot 12Â½in. (32cm.) high, gross weight 85oz. (6) * Thearms are those of Parker impaling Walker, probably for HughParker of Woodthorpe, co. York, and his wife Mary, daughter ofSamuel Walker of Masborough, co. York, and granddaughter ofSamuel Walker who founded the iron works at Rotherham inYorkshire in 1746. Purchased: Sotheby's, 11th April 1968, lot79, hammer price Â£2700. Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 244A George III three piece tea set Duncan Urquhart and NapthaliHart, London 1802, the lobed oval bodies engraved with floraland foliate bands, with angular handles, the teapot withstepped domed cover and ivory pineapple finial, crested andengraved initials, the teapot 11Â½in. (29.3cm.) long, together withan oval teapot stand by Henry Chawner, London 1791, withreeded rim, raised on four bracket feet, 6Â¾in. (17cm.) long,gross weight 31oz. (4) * Purchased: Sotheby's, 11th April 1968,lot 173, hammer price Â£700. Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 245A George III silver tea service London, the teapot by WilliamFearn, 1800, the cream jug and sugar basin by Henry Nutting,1799, of oval form with reeded border, fine dot punched linedecoration and angular moulded handles, crested, the teapotwith ivory handle and finial, the teapot 11Â¾in. (29.5cm.) long,gross weight 32oz. (3) * Purchased Langlois, Jersey, lot 250,1st May 1969. Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 246A George IV silver trophy maker indistinct, London 1829, ofplain form with pedestal base and engraved inscription fromWhalley Agricultural Society for the best Short Horned Heifer,1829, 4Â¾in. (12.3cm.) high, weight 4.3oz. Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 247A George III silver stilton scoop William Eley & William Fearn,London 1804, with plain shovel bowl, tapered shaft and turnedivory handle, 9Â½in. (24cm.) long. Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 248A George III silver meat skewer William Eley & William Fearn,London 1811, with ring and shell terminal, crested, 12Â½in.(32cm.) long, weight 4.2oz. * Purchased: Sotheby's, 4th July1968, lot 91, hammer price Â£55. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 249A fine pair of early Victorian silver entrÃ©e dishes and coversJames Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1839, of shaped circular formwith acanthus and scroll cast borders, the conforming coverswith removable finials cast as recumbent rams on grassland,engraved armorial to cover, 11Â½in. (29.5cm.) diameter, totalweight 105oz. (2) * Purchased: J. Langlois, Jersey, 6th May

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1968, lot 26, hammer price Â£580. For a similar pair, see HallsHoldings Ltd., Shrewsbury, 26th October 2011, lot 90. Estimate: Â£2,500.00 - Â£3,500.00

Lot: 250A pair of early George II silver trencher salts Edward Wood,London 1727, of octagonal outline, with moulded borders, theundersides engraved with contemporary initials, 3in. (7.5cm.)wide, weight 2oz. (2) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 251A set of three George III silver dinner plates Thomas Heming,London 1766, of shaped circular form with moulded, gadroonedborders, each engraved with a coat-of-arms and also RoyalArms to the rims, 9Â½in. (24cm.) diameter, together with amatched set of five George III dinner plates, Robert Garrard I,London 1807, crested, total weight 161oz. (8) Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 252A pair of Scottish silver pepper pots late 19th century, makerT&Co., probably Robert Tennant & Co., Glasgow, 1889, ofcylindrical form with reeded borders, gilt interiors and pedestalbases, each engraved 'PEPPER', 3Â¾in. (9.5cm.) high, weight7oz. (2) * Purchased: J. Langlois, Jersey, 6th May 1968, lot126, hammer price Â£62. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 253A George III silver cream jug Benjamin Mountigue, London1785, of helmet form raised on a square pedestal base, withhalf fluted body and base, beaded rim and moulded scrollhandle, engraved initials to front, 6Â¾in. (17cm.) high, weight4.2oz. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 254A Victorian silver sugar caster George Nathan & Ridley Hayes,Chester 1899, of half-fluted baluster form, the pierced coverwith foliate and scroll engraving and ball finial, 8Â¼in. (21cm.)high, weight 9oz. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 255A George III silver cream jug maker WS, probably WilliamStroud, London 1790, of helmet form with beaded rim andreeded handle, raised on a square pedestal base, 6Â¾in. (17cm.)high, weight 4.1oz. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 256A set of four Scottish George III silver pedestal salts Edinburghcirca 1800, marked with thistle and duty mark only, of navetteform with gilt interior and reeded rim, on an oval steppedpedestal base, with engraved armorials, 4in. (10.3cm.) long,weight 8.3oz. (4) * Purchased: J. Langlois, Jersey, 6th August1968, lot 205c, hammer price Â£105. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 257A George III silver mustard pot London 1810/12, maker's markrubbed, possibly Thomas Hayter, of cylindrical form withpunched banded decoration and laurel cartouche, hinged lidwith shell thumbpiece and reeded C-scroll handle, with laterblue glass liner, 3in. (7.5cm.) high, weight 3.3oz. Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 258An early 19th century Austrian silver jewellery casket Vienna,1820, maker's mark BNR in an oval, of rectangular form withslightly domed hinged cover with foliate meander border,centred with a repoussÃ© basket of flowers within a mattedlozenge, gilt interior, fitted lock with shield escutcheon, crested,11 x 6.5cm., 5.5cm. high, weight 9.2oz. * Purchased: J.Langlois, Jersey, 6th May 1968, lot 56, hammer price Â£70. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 259A graduated pair of George III silver meat skewers WilliamEley, William Fearn and William Chawner, London 1808, withreeded ring handles, crested, 11in. and 12Â¼in. (28cm. and31cm.) long, together with a Victorian meat skewer, marksworn, weight 6.3oz. (3) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 260A Victorian three piece silver tea service Alexander Macrae,London 1868, of globular form on a flared circular base, with C-scroll handles and gothic style engraved decoration, crested,the teapot 7in. (18cm.) long, gross weight 14oz. (3) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 261A George V three piece silver tea service William Hutton &Sons, Sheffield 1928, of George III style bombe form withgadrooned rims, angular handles and ball feet, gross weight37oz. (3) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 262A George III silver swing handle fruit basket Abraham Peterson,London 1803, boat shaped on an oval foot, with bright cut floral,foliate and laurel swagged decoration, reeded borders andreeded swing handle, 13Â½in. (34.5cm.) diameter, weight 26oz. *Purchased: J. Langlois, Jersey, 6th May 1968, lot 29, hamperprice Â£350. Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£900.00

Lot: 263A William IV silver cream jug Richard Pierce & GeorgeBurrows, London 1830, of squat baluster form with a gadroonedrim, foliate capped reeded handle and cast base with fouranthemion bracket feet, engraved presentation inscription fromthe Preston Agricultural Society for the Best Blood Mare,October 1829, 3Â¼in. (8.3cm.) high. Estimate: Â£120.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 264

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A Victorian Columbian emerald and natural seed pearl chokerthe double strand choker with thirty-five Columbian emeralds(not tested) and natural seed pearl trefoil shaped motifs, on astring with probably an 18ct gold clasp and safety chain, inoriginal fitted case, bearing mark to inner lid, 'ManufacturingGoldsmiths & Silversmiths Company 112 Regent St. London'with Prize a crown and Prize Medals above. *The Goldsmiths'and Silversmiths' Company was founded in 1880 by WilliamGibson and John Langham from 112 Regent Street andbecame a limited company in 1898 (the mark to the inner lid ofthe box pre-dates this). It sold a wide range of silver andjewellery and exhibited internationally. It amalgamated withGarrard, the Crown Jewellers, in 1952. The above informationis from J.D. Culme's book The directory of gold & silversmiths,jewellers and allied traders 1838-1914...(Woodbridge, Suffolk,Antique Collectors' Club, 1987, 2v.) Estimate: Â£3,000.00 - Â£5,000.00

Lot: 265An 18ct gold fringe necklace the facetted pendant drops withtrefoil terminals, 15in. (38cm.) long. Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 266A George III silver swing handle sugar basin William Plummer,London 1784, the navette shaped body with beaded rim, footand hoop handle, 6Â½in. (16.5cm.) long, weight 5.6oz. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 267An Edwardian silver salver London 1904, Thomas Bradbury &Sons, of shaped circular form with a beaded rim, raised onthree ball and claw feet, 10in. (25.5cm.), weight 18.8oz. Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 268An 18ct satin gold and diamond necklace with paired leaf links,the clasp set with three round brilliant cut diamonds, 16Â¼in.(41.5cm.). Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 269An early George III silver pepper caster Samuel Wood, London1760, of baluster form with girdle, lattice engraved piercedcover with turned finial and pedestal base, 4Â½in. (11.5cm.) high,weight 2.3oz. Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 270A George III silver teapot no maker's mark, London 1786, ofstraight sided oval form, with beaded foot and rim, plain taperedspout, C-scroll wooden handle and ebony finial, 11Â¼in.(28.5cm.), gross weight 16.8oz. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 271Two Edwardian Mappin & Webb silver meat skewers Sheffield1900 and 1904, with plain ring handles, 9in. to 14in. (23cm. to35.5cm.) long, weight 6.7oz. (2) Estimate: Â£120.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 272A pair of George III silver fiddle pattern sauce ladles ThomasWilkes Barker, London 1819, crested, 7in. (18cm.) long, weight3.6oz. (2) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 273A George III silver fiddle pattern soup ladle George Turner,Exeter 1819, crested, 13Â½in. (34.3cm.) long, weight 7.2oz. Estimate: Â£120.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 274A quantity of 18th and 19th century silver teaspoons OldEnglish pattern, various makers and dates, including somepairs, weight 8.3oz. (18) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 275A 14ct gold Helvetia gentleman's wristwatch 1950s, the silveredArabic dial with gold hands and red sweep seconds, the 17jewel Swiss movement signed, in a 14ct gold Elco case, withleather strap. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 276A French gold cased fob watch 19th century, the engravedouter case and fob mount with provincial horse's head goldmarks, eight jewel cylinder movement and enamelled 29mm.Roman dial, with gilt metal key, glass replaced, hairlines to dial,lacks one hand. Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 277Six William IV silver fiddle pattern table forks Charles Boyton I,London 1830, together with four table spoons, six dessert forksand six dessert spoons by the same maker, 1829/30, allcrested, weight 39oz. (22) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 278A Victorian silver plated swing handled basket oval, with wovenlattice sides and foliate engraved base, the rim with appliedfoliate and dolphin mask decoration, beneath a foliatestrapwork handle, 11in. 28cm.) long. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 279A pair of silver plated entree dishes with covers together withcream jugs, a butter shell, and other silver plated items. (qty.) Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 280Two silver plated oval swing handled basketsEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 281A large quantity of silver plated cutlery including two cased sets

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Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 282A. Jay (British, 20th century) Jersey coastal scene oil oncanvas board, signed lower right 8Â½ x 11Â½in. (21.5 x 29cm.) Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 283Edmund Blampied, R.E. (British, 1886-1966) The Hay Cart rarelithograph, signed in pencil and numbered 413Â½ x 9Â¾in. (34 x25cm.) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 284Edmund Blampied, R.E. (British, 1886-1966) Backing the HayCart c.1914, drypoint etching, edition of 38, signed in pencil 4 x5 3/8in. (10 x 13.5cm.) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 285Edmund Blampied, R.E. (British, 1886-1966) The Wrecklithograph, signed in pencil and numbered 2A 11x 16in. (28 x40.5cm.) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 286Hazel Stokes (British, 20th century) Studies of birds set ofseven, watercolour, five signed, one dated 1957 10.25 x 6.75in.(7) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 287Hazel Stokes (British, 20th century) Studies of birds set of six,watercolour 10Â¼ x 6Â¾in. (6) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 288English School (18th century) Portrait of a composer oil oncanvas 36 x 28in. (91.5 x 71cm.)Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 289George Townly Stubbs after Titian, Two Hounds, dedicated tothe Duke of Bedford coloured mezzotint, laid onto card 15Â¾ x19Â½in. (40 x 49.5cm.). Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 290Follower of Roelof van Vries (Dutch, 1630/31-1681) Milkmaidwith cattle and sheep in a wooded landscape oil on panel,signed 'R. Vries' lower right 15Â½ x 20Â½in. (39.5 x 52cm.) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 291Six oval miniature hand coloured prints mid-19th century, ofladies in early 19th century dress, all in period fruitwood (6)

Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 292William Henry Hunt (British, 1790-1864) A patient friend oil oncanvas, signed and dated 'W. Hunt 62' lower left 11Â¾ x 10in. (30x 25.5cm.) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 293Moses Haughton (British, 1734-1804) Still life of game beside awoodland stream oil on panel, signed and dated 'Mos HaughtonPinxt 1800' lower centre 12 x 10Â½in. (30.5 x 26.5cm.) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 294Charles Towne (British, 1763-1840) Cattle in a woodedlandscape oil on panel, signed with initials 'CT' and dated 1803lower left 8.5 x 11.5in. (21.5 x 29cm.) * Purchased: Christies,6th November 1959, lot 118. Auction catalogue clipping verso. Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 295English School (19th century) Figures in a river landscapewatercolour, heightened with white 11Â¾ x 8in. (30 x 20cm.) Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 296Charles Towne (British, 1763-1840) Cattle outside a thatchedfarm in a landscape oil on panel, signed 'C. Towne' lower right21Â½ x 29Â¾in. (54.5 x 75.5cm.) Estimate: Â£1,200.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 297Continental School (19th century) Women with young childrenin a garden landscape oil on canvas 15 x 19Â¾in. (38 x 50cm.)Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 298M. Vapour (Flemish, 17th century) Huntsmen and their houndsin the foreground of an extensive landscape oil on panel,signed lower right 18 x 25in. (46 x 63.5cm.) * Purchased:Sotheby's Old Masters sale, 9th November 1966, lot 67,hammer price Â£140. Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,000.00

Lot: 298A Charles Towne (British, 1763-1840) A shepherd boy withanimals beside a stream in a wooded landscape oil on panel,signed with initials 9 x 12Â½in. (23 x 32cm.) * Purchased:Christies, 4th December 1959, lot 28. Auction catalogueclipping verso. Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 299Peter Monamy (British, 1681-1749) A man 'o war announcingher arrival at the anchorage, with a Royal yacht in attendanceoil on canvas 24 x 31Â½in. (61 x 80cm.) * Provenance: Cooling

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Galleries, 92 New Bond Street, London gallery label verso.* Peter Monamy was born in the Minories, London in 1681. Hisfather was a merchant from the Guernsey Monamy family, whowere originally of Jersey descent. For many years Monamy wasbelieved to have been born in Jersey, a myth initiated by theengraver George Vertue and repeated by Horace Walpole,probably as a consequence of Monamy's strong Jerseycontacts during his career, including Captain Thomas Durrelland his many depictions of Channel Islands marine scenes. Monamy originally trained as a house decorator, sign painterand gilder as an apprentice to William Clark, a former Master ofthe Worshipful Company of Painter-Stainers from 1696-1703.Probably setting up in business as a decorator and easelpainter on his own account in 1704, he was a successful andprosperous studio painter by the early 1720s and by 1730 hisworks were being reproduced as engravings and mezzotints inlarge numbers. His chief influences were Isaac Sailmaker andWillem van de Velde the younger, whose drawings he copiedand collected. Monamy himself became a strong influence onCharles Brooking and his pupil Francis Swaine, who actuallynamed his son Monamy Swaine in his honour. He paintedactual ships but because his career took place during a periodof relative peace many of his works do not depict factualmaritime battles, instead showing ships at rest in calm seas, ashere. In 1736 he was commissioned along with other paintersto paint for the Vauxhall Gardens and in 1748 he presented apainting to the Foundling Hospital. Monamy's career eventuallyspanned over forty years and he has since become known asthe father of British nautical painting. Estimate: Â£15,000.00 - Â£20,000.00

Lot: 300Peter Monamy (British, 1681-1749) A man 'o war firing a salutewith a Royal yacht alongside and other shipping in attendanceoil on canvas 30Â¾ x 46in. (78 x 107cm.) Estimate: Â£4,000.00 - Â£6,000.00

Lot: 301Mary Greenhalgh (English School, 18th century) Figurescrossing a bridge beside a cottage monochrome watercolour,signed and dated 1777 lower right 4 x 6in. (10 x 15cm.),together with two 19th century miniature pencil landscapes byM. J. Leake. (3) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 302Continental School (18th century) An aristocratic lady on herday bed, holding a book oil on canvas, laid onto board 8Â¾ x12in. (22 x 30.5cm.) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 303English School (early 19th century) Figures in the deer parkoverlooking Windsor watercolour 11Â¾ x 8Â¼in. (30 x 21cm.)Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 304After Richard Cosway 'Mrs. Cosway' and 'The Hon Mrs Damer',19th Century colour stipple engravings by L. Schiavonetti,published 1794, together with five other 18th and 19th centuryengravings and two early 20th century etchings. (9) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 305Vera de Meyer (20th century) Still life of roses, lilies and otherflowers gouache on black paper, signed lower right 6Â½ x 8Â¾in.(16.5 x 22cm.) Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 306John P. Jackson Skyline from Staten Island Ferry etching,signed and inscribed in pencil 5 x 7Â¾in. (13 x 19.5cm.) Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 307N. McCarthy (British, 20th century) Red poppies in a Jerseycopper can oil on canvas board, signed lower left 23Â¼ x 19Â¼in.(59 x 49cm.) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 308A Baxter print 'Lady Farmer' dated Oct. 7th 1854, together witha late 18th century hand coloured engraving 'Leith Volunteer'after J. Kay and a set of four early 19th century colouredengravings of the four seasons. (6) Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 309Richard Earlom (1743-1822), after Johann Zoffany, R.A.Colonel Mordaunt's Cock Match at Lucknow, 1786 handcoloured mezzotint, published by Laurie & Whittle, London,1794 18 x 26in. (46 x 66cm.), in a gilt frame with verre eglomisemount, hand drawn key verso. Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 310Continental School (18th century) Still life of white and redgrapes, peaches and cherries on a stone ledge oil on canvas12Â½ x 15Â¾in. (32 x 40cm.) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 311English School (early 19th century) A pair of full length portraitsof a lady pencil and watercolour, heightened with white 8Â¾ x 5in.(22 x 13cm.) (2) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 312English School (mid-19th century) Rescue of the colours oil oncanvas 8Â½ x 11Â½in. (21.5 x 29cm.)Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 313Nicholas Pocock (British, 1740-1821) The entrance toSouthampton naval dockyard watercolour 13 x 16Â½in. (33 x42cm.) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 314Nicholas Pocock (British, 1740-1821) Shipping in Avon gorge

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watercolour 11Â½ x 16Â½in. (29 x 42cm.) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 315Manner of Andries Vermeulen (Dutch, 1763-1814) Two horsesand a goat beside an ancient tree, beneath stormy skies oil onpanel 10 x 8Â¼in. (25.5 x 21cm.) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 316Nicholas Pocock (British, 1740-1821) Thatched cottage besidea wooded country road watercolour sketch 15Â¾ x 20in. (40 x51cm.) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 317Willem Hendrik Schmidt (Dutch, 1809-1849) The angryschoolmaster watercolour, heightened with white, signed anddated 'W. H. Schmidt 1838' lower right 7Â¾ x 8Â½in. (20 x 21.5cm.) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 318English School (19th century) Wild birds perched aboveblossoming hawthorn oil on panel 4Â¾ x 20Â¾in. (11 x 52.5cm.)Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 319Nicholas Pocock (British, 1740-1821) Figure on a country roadin a wooded landscape pen, ink and watercolour 10Â¾ x 14Â½in.(27.5 x 37cm.) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 320Francesco Bartolozzi (1725-1815) 'Cipriani's Rudiments OfDrawing', after Giovanni Battista Cipriani, (1727-1785), publ.London Jan 1st 1786 by G. Bartolozzi, stipple engraving, 8 x12in. (20 x 30cm.), together with three other stipple engravingsfrom a similar suite, including ' and 'The Truth of Infancy'. (4) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 321Samuel Prout (1783-1852) Figures gathered around the Gothicfountain at St. Morlaix, France watercolour, laid onto card 11Â½ x8in. (29 x 20cm.) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 322WHS (British, late 19th century) A man 'o war in full sail at seawatercolour on card 17Â¼ x 11Â¾in. (44 x 30cm.) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 323English School (19th century) Figures in boats beneath a stonebridge watercolour 8Â½ x 10Â¾in. (21.5 x 27cm.)Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 324Arthur James Stark (British, 1831-1902) Study of clinker builtboats watercolour and pencil 4 x 6in. (10 x 15.5cm.) Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 325Continental School (19th century) Court figures on thecathedral steps circular watercolour, heightened with white 5Â¼n.(13.5cm.) diameter Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 326English School (circa 1900) Three quarter length portrait of ayoung girl holding a posy of roses oil on canvas 12 x 8in. (30.5x 20.5cm.)Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£70.00

Lot: 327WHS (British, late 19th century) Men 'o war at rest in calm seaswatercolour on card with arched top, signed with monogramlower right 15Â¾ x 12Â¾in. (40 x 32.5cm.) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 328P. Bell (British, early 20th century) Portrait of a beardedgentleman oil on canvas board, signed lower right 14Â¼ x 10Â¼in.(36 x 26cm.) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 329Frank Bramley RA (British, 1857-1915) 'The Tulip Tree' oil oncanvas, signed with monogram and dated '09 lower right 10Â¾ x8Â½in. (27 x 21.5cm.) * Frank Bramley was an English Post-Impressionist painter and artist of the Newlyn School. Heattended Lincoln School of Art from 1873 to 1878 and studiedfrom 1879 to 1882 with Charles Verlat at the KoninklijkeAcademie voor Schone Kunsten in Antwerp, as did other futureNewlyn school painters such as Fred Hall, Thomas CooperGotch and Norman Garstin. After a period in Venice, Bramleyjoined the artists' colony in Newlyn, Cornwall, where he stayeduntil 1895. A later work, The Tulip Tree typifies his interest intonal harmonies and the surface qualities of brushwork, as wellas displaying the influence of The Newlyn School's plein-airapproach. Estimate: Â£6,000.00 - Â£8,000.00

Lot: 330Edward Robert Hughes (British, 1851-1914) 'Evensong'watercolour and gouache laid onto canvas, signed andinscribed to artist's label verso 9Â½ x 12Â¾in. (24 x 32.5cm.) *Inscription to label verso reads '"Evensong" by Edw. R.Hughes, 24 Beaufort Street, Chelsea, Price Â£10-10'. Exhibited:Dudley Gallery, General Exhibition of Water Colour Drawings,the Seventh, London, 1871, no.530. Edward Robert Hugheswas a Pre-Raphaelite painter, a nephew of Arthur Hughes,under whom he studied until he entered the Royal AcademySchools. This work, exhibited when he was only nineteen yearsof age, shows the influence of his acquaintance, SimeonSolomon's work 'A Prelude by Bach'. It was shown shortly afteranother small watercolour with a similar theme, 'The Spinet',which was later exhibited at his memorial exhibition in 1914 and

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lauded by critics at The Studio as the work that most clearlydemonstrated Hughes's engagement with Pre-Raphaelitism. Estimate: Â£4,000.00 - Â£6,000.00

Lot: 331Continental School (19th century) Still life of flowers in a gardenlandscape oil on canvas, signed and dated indistinctly lowerright 18Â¼ x 14Â½in. (46.5 x 37cm.) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 332HÃ©lÃ¨ne RiviÃ¨re (French, 1896-1977) A study of four ducks pastelon grey paper, signed lower right 16Â¾ x 21in. (42.5 x 53.5cm.) *Purchased in Cordes, France, March 1962. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 333G. Tanner (British, early 20th century) Still life of alstroemeria ina glass bottle oil on canvas, signed lower left 18 x 13Â¾in. (46 x35cm.) Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 334Bertram Nicholls (British, 1883-1974) Landscape with cattlewatercolour, signed and dated 1933 lower right, bears inscribedThe Fine Art Society Ltd. exhibition label verso. 10Â¾ x 14Â¼in.(27.5 x 36cm.) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 335Mary Eastman (20th century) Still life of a vase of flowersincluding pink roses oil on canvas, signed lower right and dated1931 20 x 24in. (51 x 61cm.) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 336Thomas Burford (1710-1774), after James Seymour Going outin the Morning, two versions; Beating & Trailing for a Hare; TheDeath of the Fox; Brushing into Cover; In Full Chase handcoloured mezzotints 6 x 10.5in. (15 x 26.5cm.). (6) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 337Ken Turner (British, b.1926) Study of a starling amidst dry grassoil on board, signed lower left 6Â¼x 11in. (16 x 28cm.) Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 338H. Sachs (British, 20th century) The forest stream oil on board,signed and dated 1939 lower right 21 x 25Â½in. (53.5 x 65cm.) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 339A late 18th century engraving of the House of Commons titled'A View of the House of Commons in the Session 1741/2. Tothe Rt. Honble. Arthur Onslow Esqr. Speaker of the House ofCommons, This Plate is most humbly Dedicated by his

Honour's most oblig'd and most obedient humble Servant JohnPine Bluemantle.', London, printed for Bowles & Carver andRobert Wilkinson, etching and engraving with hand colouring,18 x 24.5in. (46 x 62cm.). Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 340English School (19th century) Cottage beside a pond in alandscape oil on papier-mÃ¢chÃ© board 6Â¼ x 9Â¼in. (16 x 23.5cm.)Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 341Leopold Helmuth (early 20th century) Summer harvest oil oncanvas, signed 'Leop. Helmuth' lower left 21 x 26Â½in. (53.5 x67.5cm.) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 342English School (19th century) 'The Puss Moth, Cerura Vineula'watercolour, inscribed 5Â¾ x 7Â½in. (14.5 x 19cm.) Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 343English School (19th century) Still life of roses, tulip,convulvulus and other flowers in a basket, on a marble ledgewatercolour 14 x 17Â¾in. (35.5 x 45cm.) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 344Two terracotta planters with standard box shrubs, 19in. (49cm.)diameter. (2) Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 345A wooden bird tableEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 346A lead female classical mask 7in. (18cm.) high.Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 347An antique lead statue of a winged cherub holding a dolphincondition a/f, 27Â½. (70cm.) high. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 348A spelter statue of a classical maiden 19Â½n. (49.5cm.) high.Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 349A teak garden benchEstimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 350

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A pair of Lister & Co. Burma teakwood potting benches 30 x20in. (76 x 51cm.). (2)Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 351A hardwood garden benchEstimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 352A hardwood garden tableEstimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 353A 19th century Jersey ebonised mantel clock c.1860, theenamelled dial signed 'J. Inch, Jersey', French eight day brassmovement, the ebonised case with serpentine base and drumtop, with gilt metal eagle surmount, mounts and feet, 11Â½in.(29cm.) high. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 354A fine walnut and floral marquetry longcase clock first quarter ofthe 18th century, the oak lined case with walnut veneered sidesinset with stringing and cross banding, the front profuselydecorated with floral marquetry on a background of ebonyveneer, the hood with wide overhanging cornice supported onturned fruitwood columns to the front and quartered columns tothe rear, all with gilded capitals and bases, the inlay of the longtrunk door panel in varicoloured woods displaying birds, flowersin an urn supported by winged mythical figures and leafyfoliage, surrounding a glass 'bull's eye' aperture with furtherbirds, flowers and figures below, the base with an ogeemoulding above another panel of floral inlay on a walnut plinth,the 12 inch square brass dial with subsidiary seconds dial,square date aperture and finely matted centre, mounted withspandrels of pairs of cherubs supporting crowns, engraved inthe Roman chapter ring with minute track, 'Clark PrestonLondon', maker of the movement which strikes on a single bell,82Â½in. (209.5cm.) high, the trunk 12Â¾in. (32.5cm.) wide, plinthmoved up and reaffixed to the bottom edge of the floral panel toshorten clock, original base of the case believed to remainbehind plinth. Estimate: Â£6,000.00 - Â£8,000.00

Lot: 355A Georgian and later ebonised fruitwood veneered bracketclock with inverted bell top and carrying handle, the brass dialwith mask and foliage spandrels, Roman and Arabic chapterring and silvered date ring, below which is an open panelbearing the engraved maker's name 'J Sharp Bawtry', enclosedby an arched glazed door, the case 11in. wide at the base,18Â½in. (47cm.) high, the replacement 19th century brassmovement striking on a single bell. Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 356An Edwardian mahogany book rest the tulip pierced end panelscross banded in satinwood, 15in. (38cm.) long. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 357A Regency and later rosewood and brass inlaid bracket clockwith pagoda shaped top, applied scrolled leaves and brass ringhandles to the sides on repoussÃ© brass back plates, themovement, enamel face and hands later replacements, 9Â½in.(24cm.) wide at the base, 15in. (38.5cm.) high. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 358Toma Rosandic (Serbo-Croatian, 1878-1959) 'La Pucelle' (AVestal Virgin) bronze sculpture, signed 'T Rosandic' to base66Â¾in. (169.5cm.) high. 66Â¾in. (169.5cm.) high. * TomaRosandic, the son of a stoneworker was born in Split, Serbia in1878. He and his friend and contemporary Ivan MeÅ¡trovic werethe most prominent Yugoslav sculptors of the day. During theirearly years in Split, Rosandic learnt to carve in wood and stoneand was much inspired by the younger MeÅ¡trovic. With theadvent of war Rosandic left for London where he exhibited atthe Grafton Galleries in 1917 as well as in Brighton andEdinburgh. It was at the Grafton that he first exhibited LaPucelle in 1917, which he had carved from walnut and fromwhich the current bronze was later cast. It is a very fineexample of Rosandic's originality and style, with a beauty andsimplicity of line which foretell the clean, stylised sculptures ofthe forthcoming Art Deco period in the 1920s. The originalwalnut sculpture was later acquired for Sissinghurst Castle bythe owners Sir Harold Nicholson and his wife Vita Sackville-West and is now located in the Long Room of the castle. A leadcopy was made later in 1934 and placed in the famous WhiteGarden created by Vita Sackville-West. Two bronze castingsare known - the example at Priors and a second casting,originally owned by Sir Edward Maufe and sold in 1977 byClifford Dann of Eastbourne in the Shepherds Hill, Buxtedhouse contents sale. It was later shown at The Fine Art Society'Sculpture in Britain Between the Wars' exhibition in Summer1986, cat. no. 89 and subsequently offered for sale as lot 264at Sotheby's sale 001292 on 2nd November 2001, realising ahammer price of Â£20,000. Estimate: Â£10,000.00 - Â£15,000.00

Lot: 359A Persian rug 19th century, in brown, dark blue and ivory, themain field with a densely packed, all over design including smalllozenge medallions, within multiple floral meander borders, 78 x53in. (198 x 134.5cm.), worn. Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 360A Bokhara rug 19th century, worked in madder and dark blue,the faded madder field with three rows of six octagonalmedallions with toothed borders, within narrow multiple rosette,chevron and pendant borders, 63.5 x 47.5in. (161 x 120.5cm.),poor condition. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 361A small Bokhara style rug 19th century, of near square form,worked in dark red and dark blue, the central field with threerows of three octagonal medallions decorated with trefoil motifs,within multiple floral meander, rosette and toothed borders, 41Â½x 37in. (105.5 x 94cm.). Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 362

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A small antique tribal rug worked predominantly in red andivory, the main field with two large octagonal medallions withtrefoil decoration, within narrow toothed and square dottedborders, 46 x 27Â½in. (117 x 70cm.). Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£70.00

Lot: 363A Persian rug 19th century, the main dark blue field with allover stylised floral decoration, within multiple hooked and floralmeander borders, 63Â½ x 45in. (161.5 x 114.5cm.). Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 364A Persian rug early 20th century, the central field with twelveoctagonal medallions with toothed borders on a madderground, within a broad border with repeating geometric rosettesdivided by hooked crosses, 86 x 50in. (218.5 x 127cm.). Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 365A Bokhara rug 19th century, of typical design, worked inmadder, dark red, dark blue and ivory, the central field withthree rows of seven octagonal medallions divided by lozengemedallions, within a floral rosette border, the ends with bands ofhooked decoration, 63 x 44Â½in. (160 x 113cm.). Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 366A Persian rug 19th century, with an overall ivory ground andshaped madder main field centred by an eight pointedmedallion with central floral rosette and floral pendant to eachend, conforming spandrels to the corners, within multiple floralmeander borders, 63 x 50Â½cm. (160 x 128cm.). Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 367A Persian runner early 20th century, worked in madder, lightand dark brown, mid blue, orange and ivory, the main darkbrown field with overall floral rosette decoration and two toothedivory and madder lozenge medallions, within multiple floralrosette borders, 100 x 41in. (254 x 104cm.). Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 368A Persian rug 19th century, worked in pale madder, mid anddark blue, ivory and light brown, the central dark blue field withoverall Boteh decoration, with pale madder floral spandrels,within multiple floral meander borders, 60 x 40in. (152.5 x101.5cm.). Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 369A slender oblong cast lead planter mid-19th century, withrounded ends and decorated with scenes of cherubs gatheringharvests of grains and fruit, standing on four ball feet, 15Â½ x 5in.(39.5 x 12.75cm.) x 5Â½in. (14cm.) high Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 370A 19th century bronze door knocker in the form of a femaleclassical mask, together with a pair of Victorian brass doorhandles, a pair of lead satyr mask mounts and a Chinesepainted metal wall hanging. (5) Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 371A Florentine rococo style carved giltwood wall bracket early20th century, with serpentine shelf on a pierced scrolling foliatesupport, 9in. (23cm.) high. Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 372A 19th century large iron padlock D-shaped with a reversed '3'shaped key hole and the original key, together with three otherold padlocks without keys. (4) Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 373A Victorian wall mounted gas lamp with bronze patinated andgilt brass arm and clear and white glass globe shade, 14in.(35.5cm.) long. Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 374A wrought iron umbrella stand first half 20th century, withoriginal tin liner, 23in. (58.5cm.) wide, 28in. (71cm.) high. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 375A pair of 19th century cast iron boot scrapers each cast withtwo sphinxes within foliate borders, 13Â½ x 13in. (34.5 x 33cm.).(2) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 376Two 19th century bronze door or servants bells on wallmounted sprung steel brackets. (2)Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 377A Victorian brass doorstop in the form of a flaming pineapple,lead weighted, 13Â¾in. (35cm.) high, together with a cast ironboot jack, in the form a stag beetle. (2) Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 378A pair of wrought iron fire dogs 15in. (38cm.) high. (2)Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 379A late 19th century gilt bronze neoclassical fire screen themesh screen within a swagged, foliate and flaming torch framecentred by a foliate mounted urn and with ribbon tied laurelcrest, on arched foliate capped feet, 27Â½in. (70cm.) high x 28Â¾in.(73cm.) wide, frame repaired.

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Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 380A fine quality thuya, amboyna, yew, rosewood, plum puddingmahogany and parquetry work table by Saunders & Woolleysecond quarter 19th century, stamped with maker's mark in fiveplaces to feet and base, the top with broad rosewood crossbanding bisected by yew veneer panels, centred by a specimenwood parquetry lozenge in thuya, amboyna, rosewood, bird'seye maple and yew, the plum pudding mahogany frieze crossbanded in rosewood and with two drawers, one fitted with aremovable fitted tray, raised on two mahogany end supports,with finely carved slender swan's necks brackets issuing fromfoliate scrolls, on plum pudding mahogany bar bases united bya turned stretcher, with petalled scroll feet and brass casters,29 x 20in. (73.5 x 51cm.), 29Â½in. (75cm.) high.Estimate: Â£2,500.00 - Â£3,500.00

Lot: 381A good George III serpentine mahogany chest of smallproportions, the ebony and boxwood strung moulded top overfour long graduated drawers with oak linings, iron locks andoriginal oval gilt brasses, within canted corners, raised onshaped bracket feet, 37Â¾ x 19Â¾in. (96 x 50cm.), 33in. (84cm.)high. Estimate: Â£3,000.00 - Â£4,000.00

Lot: 382An Edwardian Howard & Sons two seater settee with straightback and downswept arms, loose seat cushions, raised onsquare tapered mahogany supports with brass cap casters, thecasters signed 'Howard & Sons London', 68in. (173cm.) wide. Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 383A pair of 19th century Louis XV style carved walnut fauteuilseach with an oval padded back and overstuffed seatupholstered in pale blue and gold silk, within shaped carvedscroll arms with padded rests, on carved cabriole supports, withbrass and horn front casters. (2) Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 384A fine George IV rosewood collectors cabinet with two roundedpanelled doors enclosing a bank of eleven long graduateddrawers with turned mahogany handles, on a shallow mouldedplinth base, 63Â¾in. (162cm.) high, 32Â¾in. (83cm.) wide, 23in.(58.5cm.) deep. Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 385A George III mahogany D-end dining tablethe ends raised on four square tapered supports with brass capcasters, with gateleg rear supports opening to support twoadditional leaves, 60 x 54in. (152.5 x 137cm.), 110Â½in. (281cm.)long extended, 28in. (71cm.) high.Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 386An 18th century oak and mahogany hanging plate rack the

stepped moulded cornice above a mahogany ogee archedfrieze, over three shelves with plate rests divided by three tallcentral niches with conforming mahogany friezes, all faced inmahogany, 63in. (160cm.) wide, 41Â¾in. (106cm.) high. Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 387An early 19th century tilt-top tripod table the oblong top on aturned column and three arched supports, 23Â½ x 16.Â¼in. (60 x41cm.), 21Â¼in. (54cm.), cut down. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 388A Victorian mahogany coal scuttle with rococo style ormolufoliate mounts and handle, with shovel, 17.25in. (44cm.) high. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 389A Regency banded mahogany sofa table the rosewood crossbanded dropflap top over two opposing cross banded friezedrawers with ivory lozenge escutcheons and the original giltbrasses, raised on end supports with shaped brackets toarched rosewood and mahogany bases with gilt brass capcasters, 36 x 25Â¾in. (91.5 x 65.5cm.), 53in. (134.5cm.) longopen, 28in. (71cm.) high. Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 390A George III mahogany sofa table the well figured dropflap topover two frieze drawers with opposing faux drawers, with theoriginal gilt brass lion mask ring handles, raised on plain endsupports to reeded swept bases, with hairy paw bras capcasters, 37 x 27Â¼in. (94 x 69cm.), 57Â½in. (146cm.) longextended, 28Â½in. (72cm.) high. Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£900.00

Lot: 391A late-Regency banded mahogany sofa table the well figuredtop with rosewood cross banding, over two opposing friezedrawers with later brass handles, on vase shaped reeded endsupports united by a baluster turned and spiral reededstretcher, on foliage capped and reeded splayed supports withbrass paw cap casters, 43 x 26 in. (109 x 66cm.), 28Â½in.(72.5cm.) high. Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 392A George IV mahogany sofa table the ebony strung dropflaptop with bell flower inlay to the corners, over two opposingebony edged drawers within an ebony and brass banded andinlaid frieze, on lyre shaped end supports with broad ebonybanding, united by a pierced serpentine stretcher, terminating inbrass hairy paw cap casters, 36 x 26in., 56.5in. long open,28.25in. high. Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 393A pair of French gilt cut and moulded glass twin branch walllights early 20th century, in the manner of Maison Bagues eachwith vase shaped back plate issuing the branches and a central

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floral and foliate spray, 15in. (38cm.) high, 8Â¾in. (22.5cm.) wide,together with another, similar. (3) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 394A Regency mahogany dining chair the ebony Greek key strungtop rail with reeded crest, over a turned rope twist carved back,within reeded uprights, over a leather overstuffed seat, on ringturned tapered supports. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 395A set of five rococo style gilt metal twin branch wall lights early20th century, of foliate form, 14Â¾in. (37.5cm.) high. (5) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 396A pair of cut glass and brass twin branch wall lights early 20thcentury, probably Swedish, on a reeded glass backplatemounted with a glass star, hung with glass beads, balls and cutglass lustres, fitted for electricity, 15Â½in. (39.5cm.) high, somelosses. (2) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 397A mahogany D-shaped tea table second quarter 19th century,the moulded fold over top swivelling to reveal a compartmentbeneath, over a deep flame mahogany frieze, raised on aturned baluster column to four reeded swept supports headedby carved reels and terminating in cylinder feet with brasscasters, 35Â½ x 18Â½in. (90 x 47cm.), 28Â¼in. (71.5cm.) high. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 398An early 19th century piano stool the oblong overstuffed seatcushion raised on four square tapered mahogany supports withgilt cap casters, 26Â½ x 18Â½in. (67.5 x 47cm.), 18in. (46cm.) high,one caster a/f. Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 399A Bluthner ebonised baby grand piano early 20th century, theStyle 8 case raised on turned stop fluted legs with gilt brasscasters, containing an Aliquot Patent movement signed 'JuliusBluthner Leipzig' and numbered 49655, 75in. (190.5cm.) long,55Â½in. (141cm.) wide. Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 400A pair of George IV wingback armchairs c.1830, with scrollarms and loose seat cushions, on fluted turned mahogany frontlegs and brass casters. Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 401An early George III oak dresser base possibly Anglesey, with araised back with four spice drawers over a moulded top andthree frieze drawers with the original brasses, over an unusual

pierced trellis apron, raised on three slender baluster turnedfront supports and two square rear supports, united by apanelled shelf with shallow back, on five stile feet, 56in.(142cm.) wide, 35Â½in. (90cm.) high, 16Â½in. (42cm.) deep, fittedwith a matched oak plate rack, with a stepped cornice over twopine and oak shelves within wavy carved uprights, overallheight 78Â½in. (199.5cm.). (2) Estimate: Â£2,500.00 - Â£3,500.00

Lot: 402A silver giltwood standard lamp early 20th century, the flaredsconce on a tapered fluted column with foliate carving and floraland foliate carved knop, to a foliate carved circular base withbun feet, 54Â¼in. (138cm.). Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 403A George III Hepplewhite style mahogany elbow chair the ovalmoulded back with bead and flute carved pierced vase splat,within shaped arms and over a dished seat embroidered with aheraldic lion, on channelled square tapered supports united byrear and H-stretchers. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 404An Adam style brass and cast iron fire grate early 20th century,with urn finials and pierced foliate apron centred by ananthemion, beneath a three bar basket, 30in. (76cm.) wide. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 405A painted pierced steel floral fire screen early 20th century, inthe form of a potted hydrangea, signed indistinctly, 20in.(51cm.) high. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 406A riveted copper log bin 19th century, with iron swing handle,16Â½in. (42cm.) diameter. Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£70.00

Lot: 407A George IV rosewood four division Canterbury the dividerscentred by laurel wreaths on scroll supports, with single drawerbase, raised on ring turned baluster supports with brass andchina casters, 21 x 15in. (53.5 x 38cm.), 21in. (53.5cm.) high. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 408A Continental stripped beech wood standard lamp 19th century,the turned and fluted column with carved foliate decoration,raised on three scrolled cabriole supports with foliatedecoration, on splayed foliate feet, 57in. (145cm.) high. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 409A William IV rosewood four division Canterbury the dividerscentred by carved ribbon tied laurel wreaths, with single drawer

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base, raised on baluster turned supports with gilt brass casters,20 x 12in. (51 x 30.5cm.), 21Â¼in. (54cm.) high. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 410An Irish George III oval wall mirror the frame set with inset bluecut glass alternating with white opaque and parcel gilt squares,20 x 30in. (51 x 76cm.). Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 411A George I walnut bureau cross and feather banded to the topand front, the sides cross banded, the baize lined fall withmatched veneers enclosing a stepped interior of featherbanded small drawers, pigeon holes and cupboard enclosing aconcealed drawer above a well, the drawers with later piercedbrasses, raised on bracket feet, 38in. (97cm.) wide, 40in.(101.5cm.) wide, 20Â¾in. (52.7cm.) deep. Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 412A Victorian pierced brass fender with pierced oak leaf andacorn grille, on paw feet, 39in. (99cm.) wide, together with abrass fire iron stand. (2) Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 413WITHDRAWN FROM SALE An Aesthetic Movement ebonisedbentwood rocking chair late 19th century, the frame withengraved line and floral decoration highlighted in parcel gilt, theseat and back with later padded upholstery. Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 414A papier-mÃ¢chÃ© top occasional table the Victorian shaped ovaltop inlaid with mother of pearl, within a gilt border, worn, on alater ebonised base, 22 x 18in. (56 x 46cm.), 16in. (40.5cm.)high. Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 415A 19th century mahogany side table the oblong top with reedededge over a deep frieze, on square tapered supports, 45Â¼x19in. (115 x 48cm.), 33Â½in. (85cm.) high. Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 416A pair of Regency mahogany hall chairs the urn backs withfluted caps, centred by painted stag's head crests, over solidseats, on square tapered front supports with spade feet. (2) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 417A George III mahogany demi-lune card table the cross bandedtop over a cross banded frieze, on square tapered supportswith block feet, 35 x 16Â¾in. (89 x 42.5cm.), 29in. (73.5cm.) high. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 418A George III inlaid mahogany demi-lune tea table the fold-overtop feather banded and cross banded in walnut, over a plainfrieze, raised on four square tapering supports with channel andbead moulded facings, headed by satinwood faux fluted inlay,on spade feet, 36Â½ x 18Â¼in. (93 x 46.5cm.), 28in. (71cm.) high. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 419A George III mahogany glazed corner display cupboard ofimposing proportions, the flared moulded cornice over a pair offifteen pane astragal glazed doors enclosing a green paintedinterior with three shaped shelves, over a cupboard base withfielded panelled doors, enclosing a conforming green interiorwith single shaped shelf, raised on bracket feet, 86in.(218.5cm.) high, 51Â¼in. (130cm.) wide. Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 420An early Victorian mahogany dropflap work table with two enddrawers, one fitted and opposing faux drawers, raised onsquare tapered supports, 18Â¾ x 15in. (47.5 x 38cm.), 28in.(71cm.) high. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 421A Thermidor Belge brass oil floor lamp the reservoir raised on aplain column embellished with cast and wrought scrolls, raisedon a gadrooned circular base with tripod supports,58in.(147.5cm.) high, converted to electricity. Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 422A George III mahogany tea table the moulded fold over topopening on a gateleg, raised on square chamfered supports,33Â¾ x 16Â¾in. (86 x 42.5cm.). Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 423An antique banded walnut chest the broadly cross bandedmoulded top over three banded graduated drawers with piercedcross escutcheons and drop handles, on bracket feet, 24 x16Â¼in. (61 x 41cm.). Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 424A George III mahogany occasional table the oblong top raisedon slender turned supports united by conforming peripheralstretchers, on baluster feet, 22Â¼ x 15in. (56.5 x 38cm.), 26Â¾in.(68cm.). Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 425A Victorian brass fender 53 x 14.5in. (134.5 x 37cm.).Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 426A Regency mahogany bowfronted sideboard of small

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proportions, with central drawer over an arched kneehole,flanked by two deep drawers, with gilt brass handles and broadboxwood stringing, raised on strung square tapered supportswith brass and wood casters, 42 x 19in. (107 x 48cm.), 34in.(86cm.) high. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 427A mahogany standard lamp with fluted tapering column carvedwith stiff leaves and wheatears, on four splayed reededsupports, 64Â¼ in. (163cm.) Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 428A set of seven Regency mahogany dining chairs including onecarver with scroll arms, the flame veneered curved top railsover pierced foliate bar backs centred by foliate roundels, overoverstuffed seats within reeded rails, raised on turned andreeded tapered front legs and sabre back legs. (7) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 429An Edwardian inlaid walnut elbow chair the pierced and faninlaid top rail over swept vertical splats, the shaped arms onring turned supports over a studded rexine seat, on squaretapered supports with outswept feet, united by peripheralstretchers. Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 430A Victorian inlaid walnut nursing chair the waisted buttonedback with scroll top, over an over stuffed seat and marquetryinlaid and burr maple banded seat rail, on turned tapered frontsupports with inlaid faux fluting and brass and china casters,height to seat 13Â½in. (34.5cm.). Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 431A pair of mahogany standard lamps the foliate carved taperedcolumns on splayed tripod supports with pad feet, 54Â¾in.(139cm.). (2) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 432A George III set of mahogany hanging wall shelves the fourshelves with moulded edges within trellis pierced side supportswith pierced Gothic arch surmounts, 36Â¾in. (93.5cm.) high,36Â¾in. (93.5cm.) wide. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 433An early 19th century inlaid mahogany serpentine chest ofdrawers the cross banded moulded top with serpentine front,over three short upper drawers and three long graduateddrawers, with later gilt brasses and ebony line inlay, raised onshaped bracket feet united by a wavy apron, 47 x 22in. (119.5 x56cm.), 38in. (96.5cm.) high. Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 434A Victorian carved oak kneehole desk the moulded top with eggand dart carved border, over a foliate carved arched kneeholesupported on turned columns, flanked by two short drawers andtwo cupboards each enclosing three graduated drawers, thefront decorated overall with guilloche and floral carving, thecupboard doors carved with on a carved plinth base, 50Â½ x 25in.(128.5 x 63.5cm.), 29Â½in. (75cm.) high. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 435A set of six Regency mahogany dining chairs including twocarvers, the fielded panelled top rails over reeded x-frame stretchers centred by ivory roundels, within reeded uprights,with drop-in seats, on square tapered supports with H-stretchers, one carver with replaced top rail. (6) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 436A Chippendale style mahogany triple dressing table mirrorc.1910, of large proportions, the shaped arched centre platewithin a blind fret carved frame and raised on arched supportswith ball feet, flanked by a pair of hinged side mirrors, 31Â½in.(80cm.) high, 39Â¾in. (101cm.) wide. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 437A nest of two Edwardian mahogany tablesthe moulded oblong tops on four ring turned tapered supportsto arched bases, the larger 16Â¾ x 12Â½in. (42.5 x 32cm.), 23in.(58.5cm.) high.Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 438A Regency mahogany over mantel mirror the bevelled platewithin an arched cushion frame, raised on gilt paw feet, 27Â½ x22Â½in. (70 x 57cm.) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 439An 18th century and later oak gate leg table the drop flap topon baluster turned supports united by moulded peripheralstretchers, 39in. (99cm.) wide, 17in. (43cm.) long closed, 52in.(132cm.) long open, alterations and repairs. Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 440A 19th century mahogany dropleaf dining table the rectangulartop opening on a gateleg mechanism, on eight square taperedsupports, 21Â½in. (54.5cm.) long closed, 63Â½in. (161.5cm.) longopen, 50in. (127cm.) wide, 28Â½in. (72.5cm.) high. Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 441A 19th century painted pine farmhouse table the oblong topcovered with melamine, over an end drawer, raised on foursquare tapered supports, 71Â½x 34in. (181.5 x 86.5cm.), 31Â½in.(80cm.) high. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

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Lot: 442A 19th century painted pine kitchen dresser base with two pairsof cupboard doors, each enclosing two adjustable shelves,raised on block supports with metal peg feet, 75 x 21in. (190.5x53.5cm.), 43Â¼in. (110cm.) high. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 443An 18th century dark blue and polychrome lacquer and parcelgilt mirror probably Italian, with mirrored cartouche surmountcentred by a shell, over a two piece plate with shaped archedtop, within a dark blue lacquered frame decorated with trailingfloral decoration, the plates with cut foliate decoration, 60 x24Â½n. (152.5 x 62cm.), silvering heavily spotted. Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 444A 19th century mahogany side table fitted with two friezedrawers with later brasses, raised on square tapered supports,38Â¾ x 20Â½in. (98.5 x 52cm.), 30Â¼in. (77cm.) high. Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 445A George III mahogany side table the oblong top over a singlefrieze drawer with original brasses, raised on square taperedsupports united by an H-stretcher, 26Â¼ x 19in. (66.5 x 48cm.),27Â½in. (70cm.) high, top loose. Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 446A George III mahogany set of hanging shelves the four shelvesand lattice pierced sides fronted in ebony veneer, over a pair ofsatin walnut drawers, 35Â¼in. (89.5cm.) high, 25in. (63.5cm.)wide. Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 447A Regency mahogany tilt-top breakfast table the oblong topwith reeded edge, raised on a baluster turned column with threedownswept supports with gilt brass paw cap casters, 45 x32Â½cm. (114.5 x 82.5cm.), 28Â½in. (72.5cm.), restorations. Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 448A George II mahogany dining chair the shaped back with asolid vase form splat carved with paper scrolls, over a drop intapestry seat depicting a lion and unicorn beneath an oak treewith pennant, within a moulded seat rail, raised on foliatecapped cabriole front legs with pad feet, united by turned sideand rear stretchers. Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 449A 19th century pine press cupboard of small proportions, theflared cornice with painted guilloche moulding, over aconforming frieze decorated with cream painted floral and beadroundels, over a two door cupboard with two pine and elmslides, the base with three graduated drawers with later ovalbrasses, on later bracket feet, 65Â¼in. (165.5cm.) high, 43Â½in.

(110.5cm.) wide. Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 450A 19th century mahogany butler's tray of typical form withpierced handles, 28 x 19in. (71 x 48cm.) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 451A George III mahogany wall hanging cupboard the top with twoshelves within Gothic pierced sides, over a pair of cupboarddoors and two short drawers, 18in. (46cm.) wide, 20.75in.(52.5cm.) high. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 452A Victorian tub back armchair the buttoned back over shortscroll arms and a sprung seat, upholstered in gold velvet, oncarved and ebonised cabriole style supports with brass andhorn front casters. Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 452A A pair of Victorian walnut balloon back chairs (2)Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 453A Regency ebonised and parcel gilt occasional table the ovaltop with an applied pastel and watercolour landscape on paper,within a floral and foliate meander, raised on four slendersquare tapered supports with x-stretcher, 19 x 13Â¼in. (48 x33.5cm.), 26Â¾in. (68cm.) high, a/f condition. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 454A George I walnut and burr walnut kneehole desk early 18thcentury, probably converted from a chest, the rectangular crossand feather banded quarter-veneered top with re-entrant frontcorners, above a deep frieze drawer and six short drawersaround a recessed kneehole door, with replaced brasses, onbracket feet, 29Â½ x 17in. (75 x 43cm.), 30Â¼in. (77cm.) high. Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 455An unusual 18th century Continental walnut and beech wallcupboard French or Spanish, of broadly rectangular form withoutset corners and serpentine centre, fitted with two slidingdoors with iron knobs within rounded cross shaped recessedpanels, flanked by fluted and reeded mouldings, 50Â½in. (128cm.)long, 15in. (38cm.) high, 12Â¾in. (32.5cm.) deep, originally part ofa larger piece. Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 456A Regency mahogany bedside cupboard with black marble topover a single concealed frieze drawer and cupboard, flanked byEgyptian Revival pilasters, on painted shell paw feet, 16 x 15in.(40.5 x 38cm.), 32Â½in. (82.5cm.) high, top loose.

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Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 457A Continental cube parquetry veneered serpentine commodeprobably South German, circa 1800, the eared rectangular topinlaid with perspective cube parquetry within tulipwood and burrmaple cross banding, bordered by ebony banding with beadedinlay, over four long graduated drawers with later gilt brasses,decorated with cube parquetry and within conforming inlaidebony borders, the drawers separated by striped banding andflanked by brass column pilasters with Corinthian capitals, thesides with inlaid ebony latticework panels with contrasting crossbanding, on ebonised and cross banded bracket feet, 49in.(124.5cm.) wide, 22Â¾in. (57.5cm.) deep, 37Â¼in. (94.5cm.) high,some old repairs and minor losses to veneers. Estimate: Â£2,500.00 - Â£3,500.00

Lot: 458A George III mahogany bachelor's chest the moulded top overfour graduated cockbeaded drawers with oak linings andoriginal pierced brasses, on ogee bracket feet, 31.5in. (80cm.)high, 33Â¼in. (84.5cm.) wide. Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 459A George III mahogany folding campaign table circa 1800, thetop with reeded edge and re-entrant corners, on a shaped x-frame base with ring turned stretchers, 37Â¾ x 20Â¾in., 27in. high. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 460A Victorian walnut framed salon settee the tapered scroll buttonpadded back above an overstuffed seat, standing on turnedebonised feet with later casters, 55in. (140cm.) wide. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 461A Regency mahogany elbow chair with panelled top rail over athree ball centre rail, within channelled uprights and downsweptarms, overstuffed seat, raised on turned front legs and sabreback legs. Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 462A George III mahogany bachelor's chest the moulded top withre-entrant corners, over four graduated cockbeaded drawerswith the original gilt brasses and oak linings, on shaped ogrebracket feet, 30Â½in. (77.5cm.) high, 32Â¾in. (83cm.) wide. Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 463A mid-19th century four tier walnut whatnot the tiers ofserpentine outline, raised on turned baluster supports headedby turned finials, on turned toupie feet with brass casters, 18Â½ x14in. (47 x 35.5cm.), 42in. (107cm.) high. Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 464

A Regency inlaid mahogany serpentine chest of drawerssecond quarter 19th century, the moulded top over four longgraduated oak lined drawers with boxwood stringing and theoriginal brasses, within inlaid faux fluted canted corners, raisedon strung bracket feet, 48.5in. (123cm.) wide, 24in. (61cm.)deep, 36Â½in. (92.5cm.) high. Estimate: Â£2,500.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 465A pair of antique painted metal twin branch wall lights in theAdam taste, the foliate decorated s-scrolls arms issuing from atapered body with laurel swags and fluted urn surmount, 14in.(36cm.) high. (2) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 466An early 19th century mahogany swing mirror the rectangularplate within reeded uprights, on swept supports, 21Â¼in. (57cm.)high. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 467A rococo style giltwood wall mirror circa 1900, the foliate andscroll moulded frame centred by a pierced shell crest, enclosinga shaped bevelled plate, 15 x 22Â¼in. Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 468A George III mahogany swing mirror the oval plate on an openserpentine support with reeded ivory roundel decoration, 21Â½in.high, 18Â¼in. wide, some losses to mirror frame. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 469An 18th century oak dough bin of typical form, on turnedsupports united by peripheral stretchers, 45Â½ x 19Â¾in. (115.5 x49cm.), 27in. (68.5cm.) high. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 470An early 19th century mahogany stool the rectangular framewith drop-in blue velvet seat, raised on ring turned taperedsupports, 21 x 13Â½in., 17Â½in. high. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 471A William and Mary walnut cushion wall mirror late 17thcentury, the rectangular plate within an oyster veneered frame,21Â¾x 19Â½in. (55 x 49.5cm.). Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 472A Regency Channel Islands inlaid mahogany six panel presscupboard the flared rosewood banded cornice over a boxwoodstrung frieze centred by an ivory foliage motif, over two doorswith six fielded panels and gilt brass urn escutcheons,enclosing a single oak slide and hanging rail, on swept feetunited by a wavy apron with conforming ivory motif, 84Â¼in. high

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x 54Â½in. wide. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 473WITHDRAWN FROM SALE A pair of gilt gesso and carvedwood Wall Brackets third quarter 19th Century, the 'D' shapedplateau tops with naturalistic moulded edges above ribbon tiedfern leaf supports with acorn mounts, 8in. (20.5)cm. high. (2) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 474A pair of 19th century gilt composition and ebonised mirroredcorner shelves of serpentine outline, with pierced shell, floraland foliage crests over three graduated shelves and piercedfoliage terminals centred by cabochon cartouches, 46Â½in.(118cm.) high, 19in. (48.5cm.) wide. (2) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 475An unusual George III mahogany portable tea table of smallproportions the moulded fold over top opening on a gateleg,over a boxwood and ebony edge banded frieze, raised onsquare tapered supports, 20Â½ x 13Â¼in. (52 x 33.5cm.), 27Â¾in.(70.5cm.) high. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 476An unusual 18th century mahogany dropflap dining table theunusually slender top opening to an oval on a gatelegmechanism, the supports of split gun barrel form, with slendergateleg stretchers hinged from the centre stretcher, the endsupports with arched bar bases, 44Â¼ x 8in. (112.5 x 20.5cm.)closed, 54in. (137cm.) wide open, 27Â¾in. (70.5cm.) high. Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 477A Victorian walnut hanging shelf with shaped pierced top overthree serpentine shelves on turned baluster supports, 21Â¾in.(54cm.) high, 20in. (51cm.) wide. Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 478A set of four country walnut and elm ladderback dining chairslate 18th century, the angular backs with plain shaped rails,over drop-in seats within arched seat rails, on squarechamfered legs united by rear and H-stretchers. (4) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 479A George III mahogany pot cupboard the gallery top withpierced handles, over a single cupboard with boxwood strungand cross banded door, raised on slender square taperingsupports united by a pierced x-form undertier, 16 x 15Â½in. (40.5x 39.5cm.), 33Â¾in. (85.5cm.) high. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 480A George IV rosewood three tier whatnot in the manner of

Gillows, the top tier with three quarter pierced brass gallery,each tier raised on spiral reeded turned supports, with foliategilt brass cap casters, 16Â¾ x 14Â½in. (42.5 x 37cm.), 43Â¾in.(103.5cm.) high. Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 481A George III style mahogany pot stand with low back andcupboard on channelled square supports, united by anundertier, 30Â½in. (77.5cm.) high. Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 482A set of six of 19th century beech and elm Windsor chairs thehooped backs with pierced splats and turned arm supports, onturned legs with crinoline stretchers, 35in. (89cm.) high. (6) Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 483An inlaid mahogany double bed 1920s, the high headboardwith a large oval flame veneered roundel, beneath a faux dentilinlaid pediment and line inlaid frieze, the conforming footboardwithin a moulded frame, on bracket feet, the iron base raised oncast iron jockey wheels, 80Â½in. (204.5cm.) long, 57in. (145cm.)wide. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 484A Victorian armchair upholstered in blue, with turned mahoganyfront feet and iron casters. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 485A 19th century Gillows style mahogany writing desk circa 1830,the rounded rectangular top with rear fitted stationarycompartment, over a single drawer, on turned and reededsupports with brass casters, 29 x 19Â¾in. (74 x 50cm.), 28Â½in.(72cm.) high. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 486A George III mahogany night table the tray top with singlepierced handle, over a shelf and deep lower drawer with chinapot and oval gilt brass handle, on chamfered square supports,24 x 17in. (61 x 43cm.), 29.Â½n. (75.5cm.) high, alterations. Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 487A painted and parcel gilt dressing table mirror 1920s-30s, theoval plate within a lozenge and scroll moulded frame with foliatecrest, on a pedestal base with adjustable mount, 20in. high. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 488A Louis XVI style painted occasional table early 20th century,painted grey with green and parcel gilt decoration, the oblongtop with carved floral decoration and hinged D-ends withstorage compartments beneath, over a fluted frieze with carved

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husk ornament and beaded mouldings, the slender taperingstop fluted legs with conforming decoration and headed byfoliate carving, united by a shaped x-stretcher, on peg feet, 27Â¼x 14Â½in., 29Â¾in. high. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 489A late 19th century French kingwood framed strut mirror thecartouche shaped mirror plate with gilt metal bead slip, 14Â¾in.(37.5cm.) high. Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 490A Victorian banded mahogany wall mirror the tall, rectangularbevelled plate within a tulipwood banded mahogany frame, 62Â½x 20Â½in. (159 x 52cm.). Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 491A mahogany serpentine chest of drawers second quarter 19thcentury, the top with serpentine sides and front, over threegraduated drawers with later brasses, over an ebony bandedwavy apron, raised on slender outswept feet, 45 x 22Â¾in. (114.5x 58cm.), 35Â¼in. (89.5cm.) high. Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 492A pair of George III style mahogany bedside tables early 20thcentury, the tables with shaped outset corners, each with ashelf to one end raised on shaped brackets, on ring turnedtapering supports with outswept feet, 27Â¼x 18in., 24in. high, onewith deep scratches to top. (2) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 493An early 19th century dressing stool the drop-in seat within acushion moulded frame, on shaped x-frame supports united bya turned stretcher, 20Â½ x 18Â¾in. (52 x 47.5cm.), 16Â½in. (42cm.)high. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 494A late Regency mahogany dressing table the central shortdrawer over a kneehole with shell corner brackets, flanked bytwo deep drawers, on reeded turned tapering supports withtoupee feet, 42Â¼ x 23in. (107 x 58.5cm.), 32in. (81cm.) high. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 495A Victorian mahogany hanging shelf with three shelves onshaped brackets, 24 x 23Â½in. (61 x 59.5cm.). Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 496A mahogany tripod table early 20th century, the lobed mouldedtop on a foliage carved baluster column to foliage capped swepttripod supports with ball and claw feet, 28in. (71cm.) diameter,27Â½in. (70cm.) high.

Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 497A mid-19th century armchair with scroll back and arms, onturned and fluted rosewood front legs with brass casters. Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 498A Victorian rosewood dressing stool with drop-in seat, over aserpentine frieze, on scroll carved cabriole legs with knarl feet,22.25 x 17.25in. (56.5 x 44cm.), 15.5in. (39.5cm.) high, the seatframe with pencil inscription, 'William Fox JERSEY'. Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 499A mid-19th century rosewood armchair with show frame andreeded scroll arms, upholstered in red damask, on turned frontand sabre rear legs with brass casters. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 500A George I style mahogany dressing stool with needleworkdrop-in seat, on cabriole legs with pad feet, 23Â¼ x 19in. (59 x48cm.), 19in. (48cm.) high. Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 501A set of early 19th century mahogany wall hanging shelves withpierced gallery and three shelves on reeded scroll brackets, thecentral shelf with two compartments with sliding front panels, onshaped bracket feet, 28Â¾in. wide, 25in. high. Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 502A Victorian ebonised nursing chair the ebonised and parcel giltspindle back half-padded in buttoned pale yellow silk, over astuff over seat, raised on turned and fluted front legs. Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 503WITHDRAWN FROM SALE A Victorian carved walnut balloonback chair the back with pierced floral scroll rail over a stuffover seat, on carved cabriole supports. Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 504A Victorian nursing chair the flared back with padded top railover a stuff over seat, on turned and fluted front legs with brassand china casters. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 505A 19th century walnut dressing stool the oblong stuff over seaton channel carved cabriole supports, 20Â½ x 16in. (52 x 40.5cm.) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

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Lot: 506WITHDRAWN FROM SALE A late-Regency mahogany chairthe reeded and tablet panelled top rail over a rope twist carvedback, on serpentine reeded uprights, over a leather stuff overseat, on ring turned tapered front supports. Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 507A Regency style bergere armchair early 20th century, stainedbeech, the caned seat and back within a reeded frame with outswept arms, on a reeded x-frame base centred by a floralroundel, with turned H-stretcher. Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 508A good Edwardian banded mahogany bowfronted chest ofdrawers by Edwards & Roberts, the well figured rosewoodbanded top over a baize lined brushing slide and fourgraduated drawers with the original gilt oval brasses, the topdrawer signed, on outswept feet, 35Â½in. (90cm.) wide, 36Â¼in.(92cm.) high. Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 509A Victorian tub armchair with low curved button back,upholstered in olive green velvet, the seat with floralneedlework insert, on ebonised turned tapered front supportswith brass and china casters. Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£70.00

Lot: 510A George III serpentine mahogany chest of drawers themoulded top over canted corners and four long graduateddrawers, the upper drawer with sliding writing surface with redgilt tooled leather, with the original swan neck brasses, onshaped bracket feet, 42in. wide, 32Â½cm. high, 22Â½in. deep. Estimate: Â£2,500.00 - Â£3,500.00

Lot: 511A George I banded walnut chest the later quarter veneered topa circular roundel and broad cross banding in kingwood, overan oak brushing slide and three long graduated drawers in burrwalnut with herringbone banding and walnut cross banding,with pierced brasses, the lower drawer with central convexinlaid sunburst, within fluted canter corners, on burr walnutbracket feet, 43Â½in. (110.5cm.) wide, 34Â¼in. (87cm.) high,originally the base of a chest on chest. Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 512A George III inlaid flame mahogany bowfronted cornercupboard of small proportions, the canted panelled door inlaidwith boxwood stringing, enclosing a single adjustable shelf, witha shaped apron beneath, 29Â½ x 20Â½in. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 513A French Louis XVI style fauteuil 19th century, the showframewith scroll arms and overall floral and ribbon carving, enclosing

a padded hooped back and serpentine seat with loose seatcushion, raised on spiral fluted tapered legs, 37Â¾in. high. Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 514WITHDRAWN FROM SALE A pale green painted triplewardrobe early 20th century, the central cupboard door withbevelled mirror, enclosing a fitted interior with three slides overthree graduated drawers with rebated handles, flanked by twohanging robes, on a plinth base, 70Â½in. (179cm.) wide, 20in.(51cm.) deep, 75Â½in. (192cm.) high, lacks cornice and one slide. Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 515A 1950s painted oak cupboard with two cupboard doorsenclosing a single shelf, over three drawers, on a plinth base,33in. (84cm.) wide, 45Â¼in. (115cm.) high. Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 516A Queen Anne style mahogany chair 1930s, with yoke top railand vase shaped splat, over a leather overstuffed seat, a/f, oncabriole front legs with pad feet. Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 517A painted pine Victorian bookcase with three shelves, in lightgreen, 58in. (147cm.) wide, 34in. (86cm.) high. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 518A painted pine Victorian bookcase with three shelves, in lightgreen, 66Â½in. (169cm.) wide, 33.5in. (85cm.) high. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 519A pair of Edwardian painted single beds in the Sheraton revivalstyle, the high head and foot boards with reeded friezes andoval roundel panels, with cast iron frames, 36in. (91.5cm.) wide.(2) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 520A 19th century painted pine clothes press cupboard of smallproportions, the upper section with four slides over a singledrawer base, 59in. high (150cm.), 35in. (89cm.) wide. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 521A mahogany hanging wall shelf with three shelves, 24 x 18 in.(61 x 45.5cm.) Estimate: Â£15.00 - Â£20.00

Lot: 522A small 1930s mahogany bureau with fall front and twodrawers, on square supports, 38Â¾in. (98.5cm.) high, 23Â¾in.

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(60cm.) wide. Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 523An antique Underwood typewriterEstimate: Â£10.00 - Â£20.00

Lot: 524A 19th century iron bound oak trunk with iron carrying handlesto sides, 26Â½ x 15Â¼in. (67 x 39cm.). Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 525A George III mahogany washstandthe shaped arched back with shallow shelf, over a wavy frieze,on square supports united by an undertaker with single drawer,35.5in. (90cm.) high, 13Â½in. (34cm.) wide.Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 526A 1950s honey oak single wardrobeEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 527A pair of cream painted stools (2)Estimate: Â£10.00 - Â£20.00

Lot: 528A painted pine kidney shaped dressing table mid-20th century,with separate trifold Queen Anne style mirror. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 529A Singer 327K electric sewing machine 1950s, in the originalteak floorstanding case. Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 530A Victorian painted balloon back bedroom chair with piercedfloral and foliate scroll back, over an overstuffed seat, oncabriole front legs, one back leg repaired. Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 531A large copper boiling pan early 20th century, with threehandles and pouring spout, 20in. (51cm.) diameter. Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 532A Victorian tub armchair with ring turned mahogany supports,lacks seat cushion. Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 533A three piece suite comprising a three seater sofa, two seater

sofa and armchair, upholstered in blue (3) Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 534Nine pairs of Victorian grey painted louvred wooden windowshutters Four pairs 67Â½in. high, five pairs 57Â¼in. high. (18) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 535A Triumph gents bicycleEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 536A white painted wrought iron garden gateEstimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 537WITHDRAWN FROM SALE A Solar Sparto trailer lights barEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 538A small quantity of garden tools, drip mist watering system,greenhouse fan heater Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 539Five vintage shrimping netsEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 540Nine vintage fishing rodsEstimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 541A collection of twenty two vintage golf clubsEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 542An antique fire guardEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 543A 1950s oak cupboard with two cupboard doors enclosing asingle shelf, over three drawers, on a plinth base, 33in. (84cm.)wide, 45Â¼in. (115cm.) high. Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 544An early 20th century three piece suite comprising a threeseater settee with inverted bowed front and two armchairs, thesettee 72in. (183cm.) wide. (3) Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£100.00

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Lot: 545A ' Giant Cypress' ladies mountain bikeEstimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 546WITHDRAWN FROM SALE A Karcher pressure washer,together with a hose reel. (2) Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 547A collection of vintage toysEstimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 548A small collection of vintage cameras, binoculars andaccessories Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 549An Indian copper vessel together with a large brass ewer,copper flagon and other brass and copper ware. (10) Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 550A 19th century cream painted pine fire surround together withslate hearth and three marble slabs. (5)Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£100.00

Lot: 551A collection of vintage toysEstimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 552Four vintage wooden packing cases and boxesEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 553A collection of vintage tools including planes, mallets, amahogany T-square, spirit level, drill etc., together with threegalvanised paint pots. Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 554A large Doulton Lambeth stoneware jar with cork stopperstamped '4', rim chipped 18in. (46cm.) high. Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 555An early 20th century embossed and pierced copper hanginglantern 20in. (51cm.) high.Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 556A crocodile case by Walker & Hall 1920s, together with a pre-

war leather suitcase. (2) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 557WITHDRAWN FROM SALE A brand new and boxed BiavaMultirail radiatorEstimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 558WITHDRAWN FROM SALE A 1991 Renault Clio 1.4 five doorhatchback one owner from new, 34000 miles, fair condition,sold as seen. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 39AA 19th century white glazed Corinthian column candlestickEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 39BA Derby green-ground coffee can 19th century, decorated withfloral sprays.Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 57AA pair of 19th century Chinese export famille rose blue-groundbaluster vases with leaf panels enclosing pinkchrysanthemums, wear to the gilt decoration on the body, 11Â¼in.high. (2)Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 161AA 19th century opaque glass cornucopia on gilt metal basepainted with a petalled rim and overall floral meanders,heightened in gilt. 6Â½in. long.Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 181AAn antique bronze bowl of circular form with fluted decorationand flared base, 8Â¼in. diameterEstimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 218AA head and shoulders silhouette of a lady 9.5 x 8.25cm., in agilt metal oval frame.Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 281AFive pairs of Victorian silver fish knives and forks with ivoryhandles Sheffield 1899, together with a Victorian silver meatskewer (11)Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 281BA cased set of four silver plated apostle spoonsEstimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 484A

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A 19th century inlaid walnut tripod tableEstimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 559A quantity of stoneware jars, flagons and sweet jarsEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 560A collection of wicker baskets and a basket of vintage fabricEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 561A granite corn weight with iron ringEstimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 562A J. E. Beales cased croquet set (lacks start/finish stake)Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 563A fishing bobber and life beltEstimate: Â£10.00 - Â£15.00

Lot: 564Cast iron shop scales with weights, plus with a quantity ofkitchenaliaEstimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 565A pair of bamboo and leather ski polesEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 566A wooden garden gateEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 567A collection of single and LP recordsEstimate: Â£10.00 - Â£20.00

Lot: 568A Victorian cast iron safeEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 569A set of three bentwood cafÃ© chairs, a bedroom chair and asmall table Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 570A cream painted occasional tableEstimate: Â£10.00 - Â£20.00

Lot: 571A 19th century painted cupboard with hinged topEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 572An M&S Cosatto cotEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 573A matched set of lignum vitae bowlsEstimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 574A vintage fire extinguisherEstimate: Â£10.00 - Â£20.00

Lot: 575An antique carved stone sinkEstimate: Â£50.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 576An oak cutlery canteen boxEstimate: Â£10.00 - Â£20.00

Lot: 577A quantity of hosesEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 578A quantity of plant pots and plantersEstimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 579Six wooden stoolsEstimate: Â£10.00 - Â£20.00

Lot: 580A British WW2 Daylight Short Range Signalling Lamp, boxedEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 581A Hardy split cane fly fishing rod in canvas case, together with six brass and alloy reels. (7)Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 582A German WW2 Eastern Front medalEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 583A Victorian walnut bookslide with gilt brass mountsEstimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 584

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A Lovatts vase, jardiniÃ¨re, Aleluia flagon etc. (8)Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 585A quantity of antique furniture brasses, rim locks, glass handles etc.Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 586Three brass door knockersEstimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 587A â€˜Primroseâ€™ coffee set, Portmeirion, Quimper stand etc.Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 588A Salter letter balance, brass spring balance, pewter dish etc.(5)Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 589An LMS Jersey vase, French terracotta figures etc. (10)Estimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 590A 19th century Japanese Imari bowl, hardstone money tree andstand (3)Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£70.00

Lot: 591A wooden chess board & set, carved wooden horses, boxes etc.Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 592A quantity of pottery & porcelain inc. 18th century tilesEstimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 593Vintage dolls house furniture and accessoriesEstimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 594A collection of miniature German wooden figures, woodenboxes etc.Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 595A wicker cased picnic set with spirit burner kettle (lacks somecontents)Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 596

A Mintons Melbourne 19Â½in. meat plate plus one other in blue &giltEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 597An Art Deco mirrored mosaic table lampEstimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 598A Victorian cranberry glass jug (handle a/f) and a crackle glassjug (2)Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 59919th century glazed terracotta plaque of the Madonna & Child(repaired)Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 600A silver plated Corinthian column table lampEstimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 601A brass table lamp with reeded column and baseEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 602A 19th century cut glass and gilt brass table lampEstimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 603A brass table lampEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 604An antique Continental carved wooden table lampEstimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 605A Jersey Edition Monopoly set in sealed boxEstimate: Â£10.00 - Â£20.00

Lot: 606A tribal saddle bagEstimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 607A shove haâ€™penny board & toy bar billiards (2)Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 608A chrome eagle car mascotEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

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Lot: 609Four vintage table lampsEstimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 610A Burmantofts style toad spoon warmerEstimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 611A carved ebony African head & a bronze covered miniaturebust (2)Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 612A Chinese glazed tile + two Chinese silk paintings (3)Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 613A Duboul dish decorated with a female portraitEstimate: Â£15.00 - Â£20.00

Lot: 614A pair of pressed metal floral & foliate twin branch wall lights (2)Estimate: Â£20.00 - Â£30.00

Lot: 615A Harrods enamelled cast iron scales with sets of weightsEstimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 616A pair of giltwood wall bracketsEstimate: Â£30.00 - Â£40.00

Lot: 617Two mink stoles and a fur collar (3)Estimate: Â£40.00 - Â£60.00

Lot: 618A Bradleys astracan coatEstimate: Â£30.00 - Â£50.00

Lot: 32AA Worcester blue-scale-ground coffee cup 19th century,painted with two gilt cartouches of a floral bouquet and anexotic bird on a branch, with gilt rim, 2Â¼in. (6cm.) high. Estimate: Â£50.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 298ACharles Towne (British, 1763-1840) A shepherd boy withanimals beside a stream in a wooded landscape oil on panel,signed with initials 9 x 12Â½in. (23 x 32cm.) * Purchased:Christies, 4th December 1959, lot 28. Auction catalogueclipping verso. Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 452AA pair of Victorian walnut balloon back chairs (2)Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

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